In 2025 over 3,000 Guides participated in Clean Up Australia Day which is a 12% increase on 2024. As a result of 156 Clean Ups, we removed over 4,680 kgs of litter. Units can do clean-ups year-round – no need to wait for Clean Up Australia Day or the Great Spring Clean Up. Check out the resource here.
Girl Guides Australia is committed to being a diverse and inclusive organisation which is a welcoming space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and women. GGA aims to empower all girls and young women to make a difference in the world. This first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) provides direction and space for all our members to reflect, learn, acknowledge and embrace a more inclusive space through both personal and organizational growth.
The Girl Guides Victoria Inclusion and Diversity Team have put together some different activities which you could utilise within your Units in honour of either of these two weeks or at any other time of the year when your Unit has chosen to focus on Australian First Nations culture. The activities will encourage understanding of Australia’s First Nations culture, our nations true history and inspire healthy reconciliation for the future of Australia which is something both of these themes share.
Keep track of your progress with this great resource. Keeping track of badges and awards you have completed is now easier to do with this simple A4 tracker resource. It can be downloaded by Leaders and Girl Guides, here, filled in digitally or printed out to fill in by hand.
This Action Badge challenges adults to get involved in a variety of Guiding activities – networking, developing new skills and having fun at the same time!
Navigating girlhood is tricky enough but managing a period while at camp or a sleepover is one of their biggest concerns say 68% of girls in our recent survey. 84% fear leaking through their clothes at sleepovers or camp which adds another layer of anxiety. As may as 1 in 3 girls decide not to stay at friends or at camp because of their period!
Not anymore! To give girls the confidence to be period-prepared, reusable leak-proof period wear brand Modibodi has partnered with Girl Guides Australia to change the conversation around camps and sleepovers – because Periods Don’t Pause Adventures!
This year’s ‘Saluting Their Service’ ANZAC Challenge theme is ‘Life at Home’. Badges are available from Girl Guide retail shops.
This resource has been created by TWINKL and GGA to support girls to better prepare for the unique social situation that is Anzac Day.
This ‘social situation’ resource includes short personalised texts, accompanied by visuals which can be used to provide reassurance or explain a new or unfamiliar situation.
The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts International Women’s Day activity pack has activities in the following three categories:
Understanding Gender: exploring gender roles and stereotypes.
Women’s rights are Human Rights: exploring the concept of rights and why they are important.
Gender & Climate Change: exploring how climate change disproportionately affects women and girls.
Voices against Violence is an international, non-formal co-educational curriculum which engages girls, young women, boys, young men, adults, parents and the community in conversations about violence. The initiative is unique in that it addresses the root causes of violence against girls and sets the groundwork for real social change.
This year’s theme is ‘Our Story’. It gives Girl Guides in Australia the chance to reflect on the symbolism and values of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and explore what it has meant to be a Girl Guide and Girl Scout over the years. This Activity Pack helps leaders to encourage Guides to travel into the past, explore present-day Guiding, and to look towards the future.
Find out all about Share the Dignity’s initiative and see how our Olaves, Trefoil Guild and Girl Guides make an incredible difference to vulnerable girls and women each year by collating and donating bags!
Learn more about the badges, certificates and awards of the Girl Recognition System.
A resource full of meaningful and fun activities to empower mindful young leaders to take action to change their world.
The Olave Program is a community of young women (18-29) having adventures, learning new skills and making a difference in their communities.
Free Being Me (FBM) is an educational programme that promotes body confidence and a world free from appearance-related anxiety. Through relevant, exciting, accessible and learner-led activities, young people learn that body confidence and self-esteem come from valuing their bodies, challenging beauty stereotypes and advocating for a healthy body image in their friends, and communities.
Get the most out of the internet while protecting yourself online with the Surf Smart 2.0 program.
Explore the WAGGGS member countries with this fun series of program resources.
The Guide Your Money Program aims to increase financial literacy and wellbeing.