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Autism Awareness Week Blog

Guest blog by Autism Unravelled as part of our collaboration for Autism Awareness Week - April 2020 - and beyond
COVID-19 update
Manchester 10K for The Girls Network

I finally have the confidence to run my first race. Confidence has been such a big journey for me and I'm only starting to find it at the age of 25. I really feel I would have benefited from some guidance when I was in school and someone to tell me what I was capable I of. This charity is extremely valuable to young women at such a difficult age.
Ruby and Lexie's fundraising initiative 2020

We want to those help who are less privileged than us have more opportunities and the right to succeed in life. We love everything that The Girls Network stands for and we strive to do our very best to support the charity to grow and help many more British girls in 2020.

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.
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