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A Safe Space for Her to Learn, Grow & Be Herself

We create supportive learning experiences where girls strengthen self-courage, practice self-leadership, build academic and practical life skills, and recognize the value and God-given potential already within them. Through intentional growth, girls learn that the choices they make today can shape what comes next and begin generational transformation.

What She Can Expect

More Than an After-School Activity.

Mentoring & Self-Leadership

Academic Enrichment

Learning to understand herself, make thoughtful choices, communicate, and keep moving through challenges.

Age-appropriate opportunities to strengthen reading, math, writing, study habits, and classroom readiness.

Healthy Mind + Healthy Body

Community & Experiences

Conversations and experiences around nutrition, hygiene, body confidence, healthy choices, and caring for the whole person.

Hands-on activities, celebrations, field trips, and guest experiences designed to expand her horizons.

A close-up of a colorful, healthy snack plate with fresh berries, sliced apples, and whole-grain crackers on a wooden table, illuminated by soft morning sunlight in a warm room.
A close-up of a colorful, healthy snack plate with fresh berries, sliced apples, and whole-grain crackers on a wooden table, illuminated by soft morning sunlight in a warm room.
Meals Matter Here, Too

Learning Includes How We Care for Ourselves.

Girls receive a balanced meal during regular sessions that may include a protein, vegetable, fruit, water, organic juice, crackers, and a healthier sweet treat.

Food is another opportunity to introduce girls to balanced choices, new foods, and the connection between caring for the body and caring for the whole person.

Our Commitment To Families

Parents Are Part of the Experience

We believe parents and guardians are important partners in their daughter’s experience. Families are encouraged to stay connected, ask questions, share concerns, and communicate with us throughout the program.

Our open communication approach helps us work together to support each girl’s growth, participation, and overall experience. We hold quarterly parent meetings to maintain the open communication.

Parent Partnership • Open Communication • Staying Connected

Before She Joins Us

A Few Things to Know

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Registration

Schedule

Meals

Arrival & Pick-Up

Parents or guardians complete a registration form for each program series so we have current participant and family information.

Families receive a program calendar with session dates, times, planned breaks, and important activities.

A balanced meal is provided during regular sessions. Parents should communicate food allergies, dietary restrictions, or other important needs during registration.

Parents or guardians sign participants in and out at each session. This helps us maintain accurate attendance and support a safe arrival and dismissal process.

Our Commitment

Ensuring Every Daughter's Safety

Your daughter's well-being is our highest priority. All E Marie Project mentors undergo rigorous background checks, comprehensive training, and continuous supervision by program directors. We maintain strict mentor-to-participant ratios to ensure personalized attention and a secure, nurturing atmosphere.

Our program adheres to clear emergency protocols, with staff trained in first aid and crisis management. Regular check-ins and open communication channels ensure that any concerns are promptly addressed, providing you with peace of mind as your daughter thrives in our care.

OUR APPROACH

Leadership Starts on the Inside

Self-leadership shows up in everyday decisions: how we respond to challenges, communicate, take responsibility, care for ourselves, and keep moving when things become difficult.

Frequently asked questions

What ages do you serve?

[E Marie Project offers programs for girls and teens at different ages and stages of development. Specific age or grade requirements are provided with each program registration.

How long are the programs?

Program schedules vary. Many of our youth learning experiences are offered in four-week series, while other mentoring programs may run for a longer period.

Are meals provided?

Yes. A balanced meal is provided during our regular sessions. Parents and guardians are asked to share any food allergies or dietary restrictions during registration.

Does E Marie Project provide transportation?

No. Parents and guardians are responsible for transportation to and from sessions and events unless otherwise communicated for a specific activity.

How will I know what is happening during the program?

Families receive a program calendar, and we maintain open communication throughout the program. We also hold quarterly parent meetings to keep families connected and informed.

Do I need to register my daughter each time?

Yes. Parents or guardians complete a registration form for each new program series. This helps us maintain current participant, emergency contact, and family information.

Is E Marie Project faith-based?

Yes. Our work is grounded in Christian faith and the belief that every girl and woman has God-given value and potential. We welcome families from all backgrounds.

Is there a cost to participate?

Program participation information, including any applicable costs, is shared directly with parents and guardians during the enrollment process.

Ready to Learn More?

Whether your daughter is joining us to strengthen academic skills, build self-courage, develop life skills, make connections, or simply continue growing, we're glad you're considering E Marie Project.