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Girls Self-Esteem Program

Grace, Dignity, Courage, Faith, Respect

The Girls Self-Esteem Program (G-SEP), is a youth outreach program aimed at building and maintaining self-esteem in girls.

(G-SEP) promotes sisterhood, public speaking, self-esteem, poise, grace, the Arts, physical fitness and all-around excellence.

Courses at G-SEP Academy include self-defense, Verbal Judo, CPR, etiquette, finalcial prep courses, how to overcome peer pressure, and nutrition.

The intensive spring and summer program also, sponsors field trips, social events and a graduation.

Along with pledging to continue to love and respect themselves through their teen years and beyond, G-SEP participants learn etiquette, and manners.

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Girls Self-Esteem Program Offers Information About Becoming Empowered And Self-Sufficient

Being pretty is one thing, but the girl who holds her head high and takes care of her own business, writes her own ticket. The lesson is being driven home to a group of local girls participating in the Girls Self-Esteem Program (G-SEP), an offering of the Fathers Resource Center’s youth programs. Since kicking off in April, G-SEP has been empowering girls to believe in themselves and that they’re worthy of success.

“G-SEP is a three-month youth outreach program aimed at building and maintaining self-esteem in girls,” shared director Kandice Kelly. Many of those who participate in G-SEP are also past and present contestants in the local Little Miss Capital City Pageant, being held at Hiram Johnson High School on July 11. “Designed to promote literacy, public speaking, selfesteem and all around excellence, G-SEP takes a personal approach to help girls ages 4-12 recognize and believe in their inner beauty,” shared Ms. Kelly, a former local television news reporter.

“By addressing issues ranging from peer pressure, to body image, G-SEP members learn to carry themselves with grace and dignity. Emphasis is placed on the importance of female self-respect and selfworth,” she continued.

A recent session was titled “Working Toward Financial Independence.” The guest speaker was Nicole Harris, a representative from Wells Fargo. Ms. Harris outlined the importance of saving money and planning for the future and taught the G-SEP girls, and their parents, how they can open starter bank accounts, designed for youth.

Other G-SEP sessions include "What is self esteem” "Health and Fitness", “Defining Beauty,” “Coping with Peer Pressure” and “Kidnap Prevention.”

To learn more about G-SEP, call (916) 647-3223.

by GENOA BARROW
OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer

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