Current and Previous Participants
Meet the Future Female Leaders
The Future Female Leaders Program is more than simply building leadership skills for girls, it is about leading change. It is about empowerment through action. This is why at the heart of the program is the Social Impact Project.
Let us introduce you to the Future Female Leaders Program graduates. Hover below to read more about their social impact projects.
Alexandra
Project: Slow Flow Vintage
Anya
Project: Triple R Day
April
Project: Successfully Sustainable
Bella
Project: Bella’s Bunbury Sleepout
Imogen
Project: Stronger Together
Lissi
Project: I’m Possible Podcast
Stella
Project: Like a Girl - It’s OK
Eleanor
Project: The White Picket Fence Project
Hannah
Project: One Lesson - Two Nations
Jazzmyne
Project: Write a book in a day
Kamesha
Project: Eco Thumbs Project
Lisa
Project: For the Love of Youth
Aija
Project: Be Your Beautiful
Fashion show, podcast and book to support girls with positive body image – raising awareness for body image struggles and struggling with a negative relationship with food.
Follow her journey here.
Eleanor
Project: The White Picket Fence Project
A program focused on targeting and preventing ATAR related stress by teaching coping strategies and study skills in a fun and engaging way.
Follow her journey here.
Hannah
Project: One Lesson – Two Nations
Bridging the gap in education between Vietnam and Perth, with learning resources from Australia to Vietnam.
Follow her journey here.
Kamesha
Project: Eco Thumbs Project
Planting event to raise awareness of biodiversity in Perth and use funds from the activity to buy W.A. trees for schools and local areas.
Follow her journey here.
Lisa
Project: The White Picket Fence Project
Community event to raise funds for and awareness of Homeless Youth.
Follow her journey here.
Merel
Project: Song for a School
Non-profit concert raising money for school supplies for girls in Pakistan to help give them an education.
Follow her journey here.
Alexandra
Project: Slow Flow Vintage
Frustrated by the fast fashion industry, Alexandra’s online sustainable vintage clothing store will offer an alternative that reuses pre-loved clothes and reduces the amount of clothing going to landfills.
Follow her journey here.
Anya
Project: Triple R Day
Combining empowerment with sustainable Fashion, Anya is focused on creating an uplifting event for girls in school. Starting with a panel of inspiring women sharing stories and answering questions, and followed by crafting their own tote bag from a pre-loved item in their wardrobe. Sewing in an empowering message in the label as a reminder of the message.
April
Project: Successfully Sustainable
Developing awareness of sustainable fashion through the Girl Guides, April is striving towards a vision where young people see the value in shopping sustainably and make the change.
Follow her journey here.
Bella
Project: Bella’s Bunbury Sleepout
As a teen, Bella has had the opportunity to meet, eat, and chat with the homeless people in her local community and wants to make a difference. With a homeless sleepout to raise awareness for young people with the money raised used for resources for homeless people in Bunbury.
Follow her journey here.
Ella
Project: Coastwide Creatures
Raising awareness and preventing pollution of the oceans through sculptures of the creatures who inhabit them. Ella’s vision is to place sculptures of sea creatures along the coast of W.A. starting with Esperance and including key locations such as AQWA.
Follow her journey here.
Imogen
Project: Stronger Together
Created by an Indigenous girl for Indigenous girls with a focus on mental health and wellbeing while studying miles away from home in Perth. Bringing girls together to give the opportunity to participate in mindfulness, dance, art, yarn circles and speak with a counsellor.
Jasmina
Project: Eats for Equality
Creating understanding and respect for refugees by overcoming some of the barriers and misconceptions through the sharing of good food and conversation at special events. During the events guests will get to hear stories and sample delicious food using recipes from their country of origin.
Follow her journey here.
Lissi
Project: I’m Possible Podcast
Lissi is on a mission to inspire young women and girls with positive role models in politics and industry. The I’m Possible Podcast will provide insights and interviews with local, regional and national women to share their stories and experiences.
Follow her journey here.
Megan
Project: Recycle Masks
Did you know the billions of masks that are getting sent to landfill and polluting the environment? Megan is on a mission to work with businesses and organisations to raise awareness of the issue and get recycling boxes installed in key locations.
Follow her journey here.
Sienna
Project: Our Unity
Sienna has seen first hand the isolation and mental health challenges that are experienced by LBGTQ young people and is developing a website resource where young people can access support and information free of judgement.
Follow her journey here.
Stefanie
Project: Meals for Many
Attending a school in Perth’s City, Stefanie has witnessed the amount of young people who are homeless and living without shelter, security and food. Working with supermarkets, taking contributions, and collaborating with homeless charities, Stefanie intends to assemble and deliver food parcels for homeless youth in the city.
Follow her journey here.
Stella
Project: Like a Girl – It’s OK
Stella experienced gender discrimination and wants to lead change. With the creation of a video that can be shared within schools to educate and share the message.
Follow her journey here.
Sylvia
Project: City Wildlife
Working with a talented local artist, Sylvia aims to bring wildlife to public attention through street art. Raising awareness of the local wildlife to Perth, their habitats and encouraging people to find out more.
Follow her journey here.
Tahlaeah
Project: Me2you
From experience, Tahlaeah recognises the mental health challenges for young people as they embark on their high school journey. Me2you creates a channel of support from older students in years 11 and 12 to the younger years around tackling difficult issues faced at school. With the intention of creating resources from students for students.
Follow her journey here.