Where: College of the Holy Cross - Hogan Center
Date: March 23, 2023 at 4:30pm
Join Girls Inc. of Worcester for our annual fundraising event, Girls Celebration! On March 23, 2023 at 4:30pm, over 200 attendees will join at the College of the Holy Cross - Hogan Center to celebrate leaders in our community who are supporting Girls Inc. of Worcester's mission of being STRONG, SMART, and BOLD.
Worcester, MA – Girls Inc. of Worcester was awarded a $25,000 grant by the Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives (MBI). The Massachusetts Office of Business Development has provided MBI with funding to promote diversity in the life sciences industry throughout the Commonwealth through the Building a Diverse Biomanufacturing Workforce Pipeline Challenge Grant. The grant will support Girls Inc. of Worcester’s five-year STEM and Leadership program Eureka! for girls in grades 8-12. In operation since 2011, this progressive model of programming recruits a new cohort of 30 girls each year.
Girls Inc. of Worcester inspires girls to be strong, smart and bold. One of our elite programs, Eureka!, is a year-round, five-year STEM intensive program that engages and empowers 8th-12th grade girls as they develop confidence and discover leadership and academic opportunities in STEM fields.
Join us every day after school for fun, affordable, and educational programs! Girls are given the tools, opportunities, and encouragement to grow in a girls-only environment. Age appropriate groups will explore fun activities with new friends, such as swimming, dance, theater, STEM, literacy, nutrition, and fitness activities.
Girls Inc. National programs are incorporated into the programs offered through Girls Inc. Learn about what makes our programs different.
Enjoy your summer at Girls Inc. of Worcester! Activities include swimming, kayaking, crafts, hiking, STEM activities and so much more! Make this summer memorable! Summer Camp runs from June 30, 2025 through August 15, 2025. There will be no camp on July 4th due to the holiday.
Position Summary
The Clinical Intern is a master’s-level graduate student who provides direct, supervised clinical and social-emotional supports to girls and gender-expansive youth in after-school and summer programming. This role is ideal for students pursuing licensure in mental health counseling, social work, or a related clinical field. The intern will deliver group-based interventions, provide individual support, collaborate with families and staff, and contribute to a trauma-informed, culturally responsive care model.
Position Summary
The Case Management Intern supports the Clinical Intern and Wellness & Equity team by providing case coordination, participant support, and family engagement assistance. This role is designed for undergraduate juniors or seniors interested in social work, psychology, public health, education, or human services.
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The Art & Creative Expression Intern supports youth social-emotional development through visual art, creative projects, and expressive activities. This role emphasizes healing-centered engagement, identity exploration, and emotional literacy through art.
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The Dance & Movement Wellness Intern uses movement-based practices to support physical regulation, emotional expression, and self-confidence among girls and gender-expansive youth. This role integrates creative movement, somatic awareness, and trauma-informed facilitation into GIW programming.
