Girls Inc. of Owensboro-Daviess County offers a full-day Summer Academy for girls ages 6 to 18, part of its year-round after-school and youth development programming. The nonprofit focuses on helping girls become strong, smart, and bold through age-appropriate activities. Weekly dues are income-based, ranging from $0 to $20.
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★★★★★Kim JacksonAfter moving here from Florence Kentucky, I came across this program and it sounds too good to be true for my girls, but after enrolling them and the help from Miss Courtney with some of my personal stuff and getting my girls on the right track they started and it was the best decision for them both They are now starting the second year of Girls Inc and look forward to go there every day The staff are very incredible, friendly, respectful, and kind….. If you are winning your young girls To succeed become better women and learn the facts of life. Girls Inc is a place for them.❗️💯 thank you, Girls Inc for all you do miss Tish. You are a blessing.
★★★★★Krystal SaccomanniAmazing program for young girls! They are such a lifesaver. My daughter loves coming here!
★★★★★Patricia SargentVery good organization. Lots of help to us with our great granddaughter. She learns a lot there and has many friends. She really likes the instructors.
★★★★★Adrana LabonteMy daughter loves Girls Inc. If the doors are open she wants to be there. The woman and young lady’s that work/volunteer there are AMAZING. Everyday they find a way to go above and beyond in support of their kids and the kids family.
★★Phillip ErbNot so much the Girls Inc that I have an issue with but the Oasis Shelter in the neighborhood. From what I understand, the women there aren't receiving any counseling, are not allowed to go to groups or meetings because of the Virus. How is it fair to keep a woman locked away from the world while the rest of the world goes about its business?