Opportunities for Older Girl Scouts
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Opportunities for Older Girl Scouts
Next-Level Experiences for Girl Scout Teens
As you level up in Girl Scouts, new adventures and experiences await! As an older Girl Scout, you have access to programs that build leadership, career skills, and lifelong connections. Whether you're interested in traveling, community service, exclusive mentoring opportunities, guiding younger girls, or earning the highest honor in Girl Scouts, through these experiences you’ll have the chance grow, lead, and make a lasting impact.
Represent GSGLA at the National Council Session and Convention every three years! As a delegate, you'll help shape the future of Girl Scouts by discussing key issues, voting on important decisions, and electing national leaders.
Speak up, stand out, and lead the way! As a GEM member, you'll build confidence through public speaking, media literacy, marketing, writing, and more while representing GSGLA. Develop leadership and communication skills, create content, and use your voice to make an impact.
Dive into career exploration, build leadership skills, and get paired with mentors in fields you're passionate about to prepare for your future. Tour colleges, discover exciting career paths, and gain hands-on experience to set yourself up for success.
Ready to explore the world? Girl Scout Destinations take you on epic adventures across the globe, from tropical escapes to cultural deep dives. Whether you go with your troop or solo, you’ll make unforgettable memories and new friends along the way.
Be a part of something legendary! The Tournament Troop is made up of GSGLA Gold Award Girl Scouts (and area Eagle Scouts) who assemble to march in the iconic and nationally broadcasted Tournament of Roses® Parade and welcome the world to Pasadena on January 1 by carrying parade banners.
Lead and inspire in our year-round CIT program! Build leadership skills through hands-on camp experience, spending two weeks at day camp or three weeks at overnight camp. Grow your confidence through team building, self-discovery, and making a lasting impact on younger campers.
Be a role model! PAs use their leadership skills to empower younger Girl Scouts at council programs, camps, and volunteer led events—making a difference every step of the way.
Step into the spotlight! The Color Guard performs flag ceremonies at council, community, and sporting events while learning to march in formation, present flags, and teaching flag protocol to others. Contact Carolyn Goss to learn more.
The new Leadership Awards are about building real skills for real impact and having the confidence to turn your ideas into action. Whether you’re figuring out what leadership means to you, working with a team, leading a group, or stepping up to a challenge, these awards are designed to help you explore what leadership means to you.
Help provide more programs like these for local Girl Scouts. Donate to Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles today.
