#DearTeenageMe

Our International Women's Day 2019 campaign Read more
#YouAreInfluential

Why we’re telling mentees that their mentor needs them Read more

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#DearTeenageMe

Our International Women's Day 2019 campaign Read more

Why we’re telling mentees that their mentor needs them Read more

Share your story

The Girls' Network actively encourages mentors and mentees to share their experience of the mentoring programme.
Contact us

The Girls' Network would love to hear from you!
#DearTeenageMe

Our International Women's Day 2019 campaign
I'm a school

We will match your students with inspiring female professionals, who will support them over the course of an academic year.

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
Accessibility
Example - Support us

Push already-interested visitors over the line with stories, stats and ideas. Make next steps clear
Example - How we're funded

State your case for the support you need, while showing supporters can trust you (be transparent)
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.
Stories

Meet some of our mentors and mentees
Example - Mission, vision, values

What you're all about -- but write to inform and inspire site visitors, not for yourselves
Example - Our history

Tell the relevant, inspiring parts of how you started, where you are today and any major milestones
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.