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The women's empowerment marketplace
Just because I'm a girl, doesn't mean I'm any less capable

Our ambassador Dilara reflects on her mentoring journey 5 years on, to mark National Mentoring Day 2020
Day of the Girl 2020

Join our campaign for International Day of the Girl Child 2020
Network news

Our latest news, press releases, and more

Rosalind Stuart

Network Manager - Tees Valley
Grace Veenman

Network Manager - London
Amy Metcalfe

Senior Network Manager - North West
Rebecca Jewitt

Network Manager - Sussex
Paula Falck

Network Manager - Portsmouth
Rebecca Stevens

Network Manager - Greater Manchester
Kate Whittington-Smith

Grants and Relationships Manager
Julie Boyle

Network Manager - West Midlands
Stacey Wagstaff

Network Manager - the North East
Tigan Palmer

Network Manager - London

Become a mentor

Mentoring is an amazing way to share your experience and skills with a girl who may not otherwise benefit from this support
What we do

The Girls' Network mission is to inspire and empower girls from the least advantaged communities by connecting them with a mentor and a network of professional female role models
Our story

The Girls' Network was founded by two secondary school teachers in 2013. Find out more about the aims of the charity and the impact of the mentoring programme so far.
Our partners

The Girls' Network works with corporate organisations to create bespoke and mutually beneficial partnerships, with the ultimate aim of securing unlimited futures for all young women.
Stories

Meet some of our mentors and mentees
Day of the Girl 2020

Join our campaign for International Day of the Girl Child 2020
Partner with us

The Girls' Network works with corporate organisations to create bespoke and mutually beneficial partnerships, with the ultimate aim of securing unlimited futures for all young women.
Support The Girls' Network

Donating to The Girls' Network is quick and easy. Any amount can help us reach our mission of unlimited futures for all young women. Research shows that the biggest impact on our career choices and expectations about the careers we might enter into is from the professionals we have contact with. That's why mentoring can change the lives of teenage girls across the UK, challenging stereotypes and expectations.
Contact us

The Girls' Network would love to hear from you!
Our Trustees

Meet our board