Yeronga Welcomes New Members to Girl Guides Queensland

The Yeronga community is inviting young girls to join Yeronga Girl Guides, a local branch of Girl Guides Queensland.



Girl Guides Queensland is the state’s largest organisation for girls and young women, boasting around 3,000 members and approximately 1,000 volunteers.

Meeting every Tuesday night from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Yeronga Girl Guide Hut on Villa Street, the Yeronga Girl Guides engage in community volunteering, outdoor exploration, and skill-building activities that develop confidence and leadership.

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Historical Context

Girl Guides Queensland has a rich history of fostering young leaders going back to 1919, when it was founded. Established to provide girls and women with a supportive environment, the organisation welcomes members from all racial, ethnic, religious, and socio-economic groups.

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The program is girl-led and encourages members to be the change in their world. The flexibility of the program ensures it can be tailored to each individual’s goals.

Activities and Benefits

The Yeronga Girl Guides engage in a diverse range of activities including volunteering, camping, kayaking, hiking, and participating in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) projects.


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These activities aim to foster confidence, environmental respect, and community involvement. To ensure the safety of all members, robust background checks, such as the Blue Card system, are diligently implemented.

 Girl Guides Queensland building skills during a meeting.
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Social Enterprise Programs

Girl Guides Queensland operates as a social enterprise and charity, delivering personal growth and leadership programs in the outdoors for girls and young women. Their vision is to grow by delivering a fun-based program of personal growth and responsible citizenship that can be enjoyed by all girls and young women throughout Queensland. 

These programs aim to empower young girls and female volunteers, reduce the long-term impact of trauma, and promote healthier futures.

Members of Girl Guides Queensland.
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Community Sentiment

Community reaction has been positive, with many praising the Girl Guides for providing a platform where girls can develop essential life skills. 

Parents appreciate the safe and supportive environment, and the girls enjoy making new friends and exploring new interests.

Future Implications

Yeronga Girl Guides is currently welcoming new members. Interested families can call 0402 201 429 or email yerongaguides@hotmail.com for more information. 



With its focus on leadership and personal development, Girl Guides Queensland continues to play a vital role in shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

Published 10-Jan-2025