Girl Scouts at Home brings the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to the girl. Through this program girls can attend virtual badge workshops to complete steps towards earning badges, come together in informal gatherings and connect with sister Girl Scouts through virtual weekend programs. 

Beyond the girls, Girl Scouts at Home is also a resource for volunteers, parents, and guardians alike, offering chances for volunteers to complete training virtually or connect with other volunteers to exchange ideas and advice. Girl Scouts at Home also offers parents a place to find safe and fun activities for their children that they can do outdoors or in the comfort of their own home. 

Virtual Badge Workshops are for girls who wish to work on earning badges in a more structured format with other sister Girl Scouts virtually present. These meetings are organized and presented by Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania staff. The meetings are held through the Zoom platform and registration closes one week prior to the program date.

GSEP Virtual Weekend Programs are for girls who wish to work on earning badges in a more structured format with other sister Girl Scouts virtually present. These programs are organized and presented by Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania staff and are half day or full day programs. The programs are held through the Zoom platform and registration closes two weeks prior to the program date. Registered participants will receive the badge or journey award as well as a program kit via mail prior to the start of the program. 

Community Partner Virtual Programs are for girls who wish to work on earning badges. These programs are organized and presented by our GSEP Community Partners and have been vetted by our GSEP program staff. The programs are held through the Zoom platform and registration for these programs will close two weeks prior to the program date. 

Check out grade level appropriate activities centered around Girl Scouts and the four program pillars that you and your girl can do from home! Looking for more information? Check out the  Volunteer Toolkit for help structuring and scheduling troop meetings and activities and our  Ready to Run programs for even more ideas. This section also includes the presentations from all previous Virtual Troop Meetings. 

Learn more about how you can hold a virtual meeting with your troop, your parents, or your service unit. This guide covers five different virtual meeting platforms, how to get started one each, and some pros and cons. It also tips and tricks and other online resources you can use. 

2021 Virtual Meeting Guide