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Girl Scouts of St. George

Purpose of the association

The St. Georg Girl Scouts Association (PSG) is an association for girls and women, with around 10,000 girls and young women organized nationwide.

Goals and tasks of the PSG

  • To encourage girls and women to value their activities and abilities as strengths
  • and thus reevaluate their perceived weaknesses
  • Supporting girls in learning and doing what suits their inclinations, regardless of whether it is defined as feminine or masculine, thereby expanding the range of behaviors available to them
  • To offer girls and women a community in homogeneous groups in which they learn to feel accepted, can develop, and learn to affirm themselves

Our way of achieving these goals is the Scout method. It focuses on the abilities and needs of the individual and supports the process of self-liberation and self-development.

Founded: 1955
Register of associations: 90 VR 1666

Contact us

Address

Pfadfinderinnenschaft St. Georg

Am Fort Gonsenheim 54
55122 Mainz

Explanations and notes

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