Girls learn about money and the economy, including how to manage, invest and save money and how to help others through philanthropy. As girls explore how the economy affects everyone locally and globally, they develop skills critical to being financially savvy and to becoming economically independent adults. (She's on the Money; She's the Boss; Dollars, Sense, and Me)

Girls develop the skills to resist pressure to use harmful substances such as drugs, alcohol, tabacco, and household chemicals. Friendly PEERsuasion targets the years during which girls begin to more fully experience and respond to influence and pressure from their peers to participate in risky behaviors.

Girls deserve a supportive enviroment for developming and maintaing a healthy lifestyle, and they deserve to be involved in decisions about their health. A positive youth development approach can be key to equipping girls with knowledge, skills, attitudes, and support for maintaing a positive sense of self and for being healthy today and throughout their lives.

Science, Math, and Relevant Technology provides girls with experiences and introduces them to careers in these areas. Girls, Inc. recognizes that girls are often steered away from technology. The end result is that, too often, girls grow up to find themselves blocked from one of the fastest growing and most important economic sectors of the future. Girls, Inc. is dedicated to providing these opportunities for girls. (Coding, Storytime STEAM)

Girls are empowered to navigate the conflict in their lives by developing empathy for others and understanding the consequences of hurtful behavior. A girl who has completed the program respects her friends and peers, stands up for herself and others, resolves conflict constructively, communicates her feelings without bringing others down, trusts and supports her friends, and doesn't resort to bullying.