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Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara
Basic Information
Address: Mailing: PO Box 236, Santa Barbara, CA 93102
Goleta Valley Center: 4973 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
Santa Barbara Center: 531 E. Ortega Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Email: info@girlsincsb.org
Phone Number: (805) 963-4757
Fax Number: (805) 963-3580
Additional Information
Focus: Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold.
Director: Monica Spear, Executive Director
Schools Served: All schools in the Santa Barbara and Goleta Valley area (Greater Santa Barbara).
School District: Multiple
County: County of Santa Barbara
Schedule: Mon-Fri, 10am to 6pm during the school year. 7:30am-6pm Summer
Ages: Entering Kindergarten to 18 years.
Capacity: Approx. 200/center
Membership/Pricing: Sliding Scale Fees
Setting:
Two program centers in the Santa Barbara/Goleta area.
History:
Girls Incorporated of Greater Santa Barbara celebrates more than 50 years as an affiliate of an almost 150 year old national non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold! Through educational, research-based programs, activities and advocacy, Girls Incorporated offers girls ages 4-1/2 to 18 years with opportunities to experience success as they prepare to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Girls Incorporated is a vigorous advocate for all girls and recognizes that girls today continue to experience the impact of past and continuing discrimination on the basis of gender. Because gender biases continue to play a pivotal role in shaping girls' opportunities and expectations, it is necessary to provide girls with activities that break traditional patterns, foster leadership, and build self-confidence. Girls Incorporated strongly believes that the special needs of girls can be most effectively addressed in an all-girl environment in which girls are encouraged take risks, acquire skills, gain confidence, become self-reliant, and practice leadership.
At Girls Incorporated, every girl has the right to be herself and resist gender stereotypes; to express herself with originality and enthusiasm; to take risks, strive freely, and take pride in success; to accept and appreciate her body; to prepare for interesting work and economic independence; and every girl is valued for who she is.
Girls Incorporated encourages girls to actively explore the world around them, find their own voices, and strive to be responsible, confident and independent young women. At the heart of Girls Incorporated is our mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart and bold.
Program Information:
Girls Incorporated of Greater Santa Barbara inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold through our structured enrichment programs. All programs are developed and specifically focus on the needs of girls. Girls participate in Girls Inc. programs at our two licensed child-care facilities, our gymnastics and our various Outreach and Teen programs. Girls may choose to participate in Girls Inc. National programs and our Local programs.
2012 After School Session
After School Program pricing
- Full Time (3 days or more) $100 per week
- Part Time (2 days or less) $60 per week
- *Full Day or Holidays $35 per day
- $50 registration fee
*Full days and Holidays include, but are not limited to: Lincoln’s Birthday, Spring Break, Veteran’s Day, Winter Break.
*We offer Sibling Discount- ASP Membership Fee: $50, sliding scale fee applies.
2012 Summer Registration
7:30am to 6:00pm
$45 non-refundable registration fee
$165/week
Register in person at the Center of your choice!
Slogan: Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold.