All girls and adults interested in learning more about the Gold Award are invited to take this training. We will discuss the steps to go Gold, what a Gold Award project looks like and the resources available to you.
We suggest downloading the Gold Award workbook before the class begins. You can find the Gold Award workbook on this webpage: Going for the Gold
All girls in 6th grade (must be at least 11.5 years old) and above are invited to attend Program Aide Core Training. Girls will learn what it means to be a Program Aide (PA) and ways to engage and be a role model to younger girls.
Girls must complete this course to be a PA at Day Camp.
Girls are expected to stay the entire time and may wear face masks.
Program Aide Core Training (P.A.C.T.) is a council-designed leadership course and one of the steps required to earn the Program Aide pin. For more information on the Program Aide pin contact info@girlscoutsccc.org.
All girls and adults interested in learning more about the Gold Award are invited to take this training. We will discuss the steps to go Gold, what a Gold Award project looks like and the resources available to you.
We suggest downloading the Gold Award workbook before the class begins. You can find the Gold Award workbook on this webpage: Going for the Gold
Must be in 7th grade or higher
The second part of our three step wilderness progression, designed for individuals, teaches everything you need to know to begin a multi-night outdoor adventure. Gain the knowledge you’ll need to make important decisions about gear, clothing, and trip planning, then hit the trail to practice and hone your skills.
Class: April 12 10-5 Oxnard Collection GS storefront
Day Hike: 8:30-4:30 April 13 Ojai
Pack Check: Tues or Weds evening April 29 or 30
Overnight: May 3-4 Sespe River Trail to Bear Creek (off the 33 in Ventura County)
All dates are mandatory
Cost: $100.00
Join us for the Girl Scouts A Hospital Adventure Day at St. Johns Hospital, where all girls will experience everything this event has to offer! Girl Scouts of all ages can climb aboard an EMT ambulance, perform “fruit surgery,” and dive into mini health labs exploring basic first aid and wellness. They’ll also discover physical therapy and rehab, learning how to care for themselves and others. Every participant receives a water bottle and a health-themed goodie bag to take home. Happening across the council, this hands-on adventure is something you don’t want to miss!
Price: $25.00
Girl Scouts Against Substance Abuse: Leading the Change is a dynamic, interactive program designed to empower Girl Scouts to make healthy choices and understand the dangers of substance abuse. Participants will engage in educational sessions, a live K9 demonstration with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office, and creative activities focused on mental health and positive peer influence. This program at Camp Arnaz combines fun, learning, and teamwork to promote life skills and mental well-being.
Location: Camp Arnaz
Girl Scout Levels: ALL LEVELS
Price: $15
Date: Sat Mar 29 2025 – Sun Mar 30 2025
“Badge & Bravery” Girl Scouts event is to equip participants with essential first aid knowledge and practical skills to respond confidently and effectively in emergency situations. Through hands-on training, interactive demonstrations, and teamwork, Scouts will learn how to assess injuries, treat wounds, perform CPR, and utilize basic first aid supplies. This program aims to build a sense of preparedness, responsibility, and empowerment, ensuring participants are ready to provide care and support in critical moments while earning relevant badges.
Date (s): March 29th & 30th, 2025
Start and End Times:
When:
Saturday, March 15th from 1:30 to 3:30 pm
Who:
All registered Girl Scouts
&
All girls who want to know more about Girl Scouts
What:
Come celebrate Girl Scouts 113th birthday with us! We’ll have crafts and other fun activities. Drop in when you can and join the fun!
Where:
Community Room at the Simi Valley Library