Programs for teenage girls

Support for the whole girl—from confidence to career readiness.

Powerful Girl Broadcast offers mentoring, leadership, mental wellness, education, faith, media and community programs for teenage girls and young women. Every experience is designed to be encouraging, practical and connected to a clear next step.

What families can expect

Clear programs, practical outcomes and flexible ways to participate.

Programs may be offered virtually across the United States or in person through participating cities and community partners. Most workshops last 60–90 minutes. Structured cohorts may meet weekly for six to eight sessions. The registration details for each opportunity will always explain the exact schedule, location and any cost.

A mentor helping teenage girls set goals during a mentoring session
PROGRAM 01

Mentoring & Coaching

Our teen mentoring program gives girls a trusted space to talk through goals, build confidence and practice healthy decision-making with supportive adult guidance.

What to expectGuided conversation, goal setting, reflection and a practical next-step plan.
Time commitmentIndividual appointments are 60 minutes by Google Meet. Group mentoring schedules vary.

Participants work toward:

  • Stronger confidence and self-awareness
  • Clear personal, educational or career goals
  • Healthier choices, boundaries and communication
  • A realistic action plan and continued encouragement
Teen girls participating in a supportive mental wellness circle
PROGRAM 02

Mental Health & Wellness

These mental wellness programs for teens use age-appropriate conversations and activities to help girls understand emotions, manage everyday stress and recognize when to ask a trusted adult or professional for help.

What to expectSmall-group discussion, coping-skill practice, journaling and supportive resources.
Time commitmentWorkshops generally last 60–90 minutes. Multi-session groups list their full schedule before registration.

Participants work toward:

  • Better emotional vocabulary and self-awareness
  • Healthy coping tools for stress and pressure
  • Greater resilience, self-worth and help-seeking confidence
  • Knowledge of trusted support resources

Please note: Educational wellness programs do not replace counseling, diagnosis or emergency mental-health care.

Teen girls learning leadership, career and life skills together
PROGRAM 03

Education & Life Skills

Leadership programs for girls combine communication, technology, career exploration and practical life skills so participants can make informed choices and prepare for school, work and community leadership.

What to expectInteractive workshops, career panels, skill practice and age-appropriate take-home resources.
Time commitmentSingle workshops are usually 60–90 minutes. Cohorts may meet weekly for six to eight sessions.

Participants work toward:

  • Improved communication and problem-solving
  • Greater awareness of education and career pathways
  • Practical planning, technology and leadership skills
  • A next-step goal for school, work or personal growth
Teen girls reflecting in journals during a faith and character program
PROGRAM 04

Faith & Character

Our faith-based youth programs help girls explore identity, integrity, healthy boundaries, service and purpose through voluntary, encouraging experiences rooted in Christian values.

What to expectScripture-based reflection, real-life discussion, journaling, prayer and personal application.
Time commitmentIndividual coaching is 60 minutes. Workshops and faith-partner programs vary by event.

Participants work toward:

  • A stronger sense of identity and God-given worth
  • Values-based decisions and healthy boundaries
  • Greater integrity, compassion and service
  • A personal statement of purpose or next step
Teen girls creating a positive media story with a camera and microphone
PROGRAM 05

Media & Storytelling

Girls learn to communicate with confidence, use digital media responsibly and shape positive stories through speaking, interviewing, writing, broadcasting and creative projects.

What to expectHands-on storytelling prompts, speaking practice, basic media skills and guided creation.
Time commitmentWorkshops are typically 60–90 minutes. Projects and youth media series may include multiple sessions.

Participants work toward:

  • Clearer public speaking and interview skills
  • Responsible digital communication and media awareness
  • Confidence expressing ideas and lived experiences
  • A completed story outline, short recording or media concept
Teen girls and volunteers preparing care packages during a community service project
PROGRAM 06

Community Outreach

Service projects, teen summits and community events connect girls with caring adults, local resources and meaningful opportunities to contribute.

What to expectTeam-based service, event participation, community learning and guided reflection.
Time commitmentCommitment varies by project. Each event listing provides the date, length, location and preparation steps.

Participants work toward:

  • Teamwork, empathy and community leadership
  • Awareness of local needs and resources
  • Experience planning or completing a service activity
  • A meaningful connection to peers and caring adults

Choose the right next step

Not sure which program fits?

Parents, schools, churches and community partners can contact our team for help selecting a program, requesting a workshop or discussing participation support. Cost should not prevent a girl from participating.