Girl Guides & Girls' Brigades in the Grampians

South Western Victoria, Victoria (VIC)

Best match results for girl guides & girls' brigades in the Grampians + 5km.

Bastin Park, Pomonal, VIC 3381

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The Girls Brigade helps develop leadership and socialisation skills in such activities such as marching drills.

Girls Brigade For Kids

Young ones can make influential contributions to the community and the world!<br><br>The Girls Brigade is an international Christian youth organisation that started in Dublin, Ireland in 1893. It was founded on two pillars: the Bible class and physical training. Now The Girls Brigade operates in more than 60 countries, including Australia. The first International Conference was held in Australia in 1998, and is held every four years.