We inspire and empower girls using circle-based mentorship; guiding them, building their inner resources and their friendships so they grow up strong and free.
We train women to carry out this important work; and support parents to do their best parenting in times of difficulty.
At Rites for Girls we’ve been running girls’ groups for over ten years, reaching hundreds of girls across England and beyond. We’ve been training women to mentor girls’ groups worldwide since 2018.
Girls’ Net provides guidance and camaraderie through the ups and downs of growing up for small groups of same-age girls (8-18yrs) in fun weekly online sessions over six weeks.
Girls Journeying Together groups offer a year of in-person monthly support for preteen girls (10-12yrs) as they practice being true to themselves, learn about puberty, share their hopes and fears, and help each other into their teens.
Parenting Through Difficult Times helps parents to do their best parenting in challenging times in a 3-week series of live online group sessions led by our founder Kim McCabe.
Facilitators become ‘the woman they needed at 11’ and are trained in meaningful work that fits around other commitments. This enables them to serve in a diverse range of cultures, bringing back the power of community, in a way that appeals to today’s girls.
Kim's work puts something back that should never have been taken away. But it also goes to new places in the modern, feminist uprising to both nurture and arm young women for taking back their world.
STEVE BIDDULPH
Best selling author of ‘10 Things Girls Need Most’ and ‘Raising Girls’
My daughter just started her period, she was so calm and excited and I knew how to manage it with her. A real gift from Girls’ Group.
My daughter has made friends for life in Girls Journeying Together group, friends who accept her just as she is.
Kim is like the perfect wise auntie. Her beautiful gentleness and acceptance of each girl just brings out the best in each one.
My little girl seems so sure of herself now. I wish I’d had this when I was growing up.
Girls’ Group has transformed my relationship with my daughter.