CGC Leaders

CGC Leaders CGC Leaders is for women who want to run empowering programs for girls aged 6–16 in their community. Flexible, supported, and built around your life.

Find out what it means to be a Courageous Girls Club Leader.

24/07/2026

Miss Simone had a girl in her group who used to hide her work.

Cover it with her arm. Shrink in her chair. Do everything she could so nobody would see it and ask questions.

She's dyslexic. And for a long time, that meant feeling like the one who was behind. The one who got it wrong.

This term, she was the first to put her hand up.

Not because the dyslexia went away. Because somewhere along the way, she stopped believing it made her less than.

That's not a small thing. That's the whole thing. πŸ’œ

Short answer β€” no.Longer answer β€” the program is built for you to deliver, not to design. You don't need a psych degree ...
21/07/2026

Short answer β€” no.

Longer answer β€” the program is built for you to deliver, not to design. You don't need a psych degree to hold space for a girl who's having a hard week. You need to actually care, show up consistently, and be willing to learn.

Some of our best Leaders came from admin, retail, PT, corporate, stay-at-home mumming. Not one of them walked in with a counselling qualification.

What they walked in with was heart. Turns out that's the bit that can't be taught. πŸ’œ

People assume it's teachers. Or psychologists. Or someone with a background in child development.It's not.Miss Kellie wa...
19/07/2026

People assume it's teachers. Or psychologists. Or someone with a background in child development.

It's not.

Miss Kellie was a PT and former gym owner. Miss Bec signed up in May and had a council asking her to deliver a program before her first workshop was even full. Miss Sabrina saw a gap for homeschool families and built the first ever CGC homeschool group β€” because nobody told her she couldn't.

The common thread isn't a qualification. It's a woman who believes girls deserve better and is willing to back herself to be the one who shows up.

That's it. That's the whole requirement. πŸ’œ

Clubs are back this week for Term 3.And if you know, you know β€” there is something about a new term. New folders. New gl...
17/07/2026

Clubs are back this week for Term 3.

And if you know, you know β€” there is something about a new term. New folders. New glitter pens. A stationery haul that is absolutely unnecessary and entirely necessary at the same time.

Semi-organised chaos, craft supplies restocked, girls walking back in the door.

This is the bit nobody warns you about when you become a CGC Leader β€” how much you'll look forward to term one starting again. πŸ’œ

Saturday night. Rollercoasters, hot dogs, glitter, toasted marshmallows, glow sticks.Miss Sam spent it with her Tween gi...
14/07/2026

Saturday night. Rollercoasters, hot dogs, glitter, toasted marshmallows, glow sticks.

Miss Sam spent it with her Tween girls at Aussie World's Winter Vibes night. Nobody was sick. (Genuine achievement, ask any parent who's been near a rollercoaster and a hot dog in the same hour.)

But here's what actually got her.

All night β€” girls checking on each other. Making sure nobody was left out. Nobody asked them to. They just did.

That's not luck. That's the CGC way, off the clock and nobody watching. πŸ’œ

If you've been reading this page for a while β€” welcome. And thank you for being here.Maybe you've been nodding along. Ma...
09/07/2026

If you've been reading this page for a while β€” welcome. And thank you for being here.

Maybe you've been nodding along. Maybe something about Miss Kellie's story or Miss Bec's first term or Miss Sabrina's homeschool group made you think β€” I could do that.

Maybe you've been talking yourself out of it.

Here's what I know after four years of building CGC and watching eight remarkable women say yes.

The ones who thrive are not the ones who felt completely ready.

They're the ones who felt the pull and said yes anyway.

If that's you β€” the link is in bio. No pressure. No hard sell. Just a conversation. πŸ’œ

Something is happening to girls.Not quietly. Visibly. In classrooms, in friendship groups, in the messages they send eac...
08/07/2026

Something is happening to girls.

Not quietly. Visibly. In classrooms, in friendship groups, in the messages they send each other at 11pm on a school night.

Anxiety is up. Confidence is down. Friendships are more complicated than they have ever been. And the pressure to perform β€” academically, socially, physically β€” starts earlier every year.

Schools are doing their best. Parents are doing their best. But there are gaps that nobody is filling.

That's where CGC Leaders come in.

Eight women across Queensland and New South Wales are showing up every week for girls who need them. And we need more.

If you've been watching this page and something keeps stirring β€” that feeling matters. πŸ’œ

Link in bio to find out more.

This is why we do this.A parent recently shared what CGC has meant for her daughter. We'll let her words do the talking:...
07/07/2026

This is why we do this.

A parent recently shared what CGC has meant for her daughter. We'll let her words do the talking:
"She can be loud and no one is mean to her."

She also mentioned the huge smile every time her daughter leaves. The anxiety easing. The sleep improving. The friendships at school getting easier to navigate.

And here's the part that makes this even more special β€” her daughter's place was sponsored by the Bribie Island Bowls Club.

Because being a CGC Leader isn't just about running a great program. It's about becoming so valued in your community that local organisations want to fund girls to attend.

That's the kind of work that matters. And that's the kind of Leader CGC is looking for. πŸ’œ

Last week I was interviewed by The Independent β€” one of the UK's biggest newspapers β€” about the social media ban for und...
06/07/2026

Last week I was interviewed by The Independent β€” one of the UK's biggest newspapers β€” about the social media ban for under 16s.

Australia led the way. The UK is now following.

And journalists are calling CGC Leaders for their professional opinion on what girls actually need.

Think about that for a moment.

When you become a CGC Leader, you don't just run sessions. You become a recognised voice in your community on girls, wellbeing, and what it means to grow up female in 2026.

What do you think about the social media ban? We'd love to hear your thoughts below. πŸ’œ

Something happened this term that has never happened before in CGC history.Miss Sabrina ran our first ever homeschool gr...
05/07/2026

Something happened this term that has never happened before in CGC history.

Miss Sabrina ran our first ever homeschool group.

She saw a gap β€” homeschool families on the Moreton Bay region with girls who needed connection, structure, and a safe space to grow β€” and she filled it.

That's what CGC Leaders do. They don't just follow a program. They read their community and find the girls who need them most.

We are so proud of you Miss Sabrina. πŸ’œ

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