Programs
“I learned that power comes from being a young woman, and how important it is to help other young women realize that power.”
— Shonyce Carr, 2017 Alumna
Mindful MKUU
This health and wellness program takes a wholistic approach to build up confidence and promote mental and physical well-being among girls ages 9-17. This is a four-part class focusing on: relaxation through movement and mindfulness, nutrition (including health issues specific to women), cyber and self defense, and life safety training. CLICK HERE to view our brochure.
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MKUU is You
Our signature 10-week program equips girls, ages 9-17 in underserved areas, with the skills necessary to be leaders in their lives and amongst their peers. The weekly sessions are comprised of discussions, individual and team exercises, a group service project, and reflections on topics such as: self-esteem, public speaking, financial literacy, personal branding, safety and awareness, college readiness, interviewing skills, philanthropy and more.
CLICK HERE to view our program brochure.
MKUU Next Level
This leadership apprentice program provides support by focusing on individual aspirations and leadership training. We provide one-on-one guidance and mentoring. Participants are trained as leadership advisors to girls in other programs of MKUU. Open to graduates of the MKUU is You program (or former Thrive Community Services programs) only. Coming soon…
MKUU is You YouTube Channel
MKUU’s podcast is an inspiring space for girls to inform and celebrate the cultural, social, artistic, athletic (and more) interests of young females. Under the guidance of advisors, these outlets are completely developed by girls for girls. Subscribe to our channel and join in the conversation. Have a topic idea? Let us know here.
Interested in joining one of our programs? Tell us more about you.
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71% of girls with low self-esteem feel their appearance does not measure up. (Dove Self-Esteem Fund)
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78% of girls with low self-esteem admit that it is hard to feel good in school. (Dove Self-Esteem Fund)
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28% of female youth are disconnected from school and work. (Pew Research Center)
"We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back.
We call upon our sisters around the world to be brave – to embrace the strength within themselves and realize their full potential.
— Malala Yousafzai
Interested in Volunteering?
Our experiences are not about us; yet, for the benefit of others. If you would like to donate your time, energy and service to help us elevate young females to lead with confidence and conviction, fill out the interest form today.
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Be Inspired
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