Happy Girls Project

Happy Girls Project

In the Happy Girls Project, young girls are actively participating in a variety of enriching activities designed to foster personal growth and community involvement. these include after school club sports activities, art and craft, participation in Rise in Green programme, dance and exercise and support in home work. 

The core focus of the project is on confidence building, improve skills, overcome communication barriers, engaging in dance, and volunteering in various programs to address their concerns and reduce loneliness.

Toddlers at Hull Sisters

Hull Sisters proudly offers a dedicated children’s room, ensuring that  children enjoy a safe and engaging environment. This year, we celebrated Children’s Day, highlighting our commitment to both mothers and their little ones
In our children’s room, children can play with a variety of interactive toys that promote their learning and development. We focus on nurturing the mental health and wellbeing of both mothers and their children, creating a supportive community where both mothers  and children can connect, learn, and grow . Our space fosters meaningful interactions, allowing both mothers and children to thrive together in a positive atmosphere. We also provide essential items like food, toys, nappies, milk, and more to keep our young ones nourished and happy. With the regular lunch service we have in our centre, we make sure that those children from underprivileged backgrounds are fed with warm and nutritious food so make them healthy and engage throughout the day. this is a unique time for children to eat together, share their food and interact with one another. The daily routine encourages social skills, inclusion and the feeling of belonging making lunch time both nutritious and meaningful for them.

 

Through these activities, the young girls develop vital life skills and form a supportive network that encourages mutual empowerment. They have a unique opportunity to share their insights and feedback on important community matters. This role allows them to contribute meaningfully to decision-making processes, ensuring their voices are heard and valued.

Overall, the Happy Girls Project empowers young girls and children to navigate their own futures with confidence and assurance.

a number of children under the age of 12 and from 12 till 19 years attended our sessions. Due to less  funding opportunities for the children and girls we are working voluntary to meet the increase demand of our growing community and their needs.