Pakistan Girl Guides Association is a member organisation of World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

1. INTERNATIONAL
GUIDING
Hadiqa Aamer
Trainer at PGGA ICT
hadiqaaamer@gmail.com
Pggaict@gmail.com
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2. Celebrations
• World Thinking Day 22nd Feb
• Celebrated since 1926, World Thinking Day is a day of
international friendship, speaking out on issues that
affect girls and young women, and fundraising for 10
million Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world.
• Each Year we celebrate Thinking Day with different
theme, this year 2016 we have theme “To Connect”
• For 2017 we have theme of “Lets Grow”
• It is the birthday of both Lord Baden-Powell, founder
of the Boy Scout Movement, and Olave Baden-Powell,
who was World Chief Guide
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3. Celebrations
• Kashmir Day 5th February
• 23rd March
• Women Day 8th March
• Labor Day 1st May
• Miss Fatima Jinnah Death Anniversary 9th July
• Independence Day 14th August
• Defense Day 6th September
• Literacy Day 8th September
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4. Celebrations
• Quaid-e-Azam Death Anniversary 11th
September
• Iqbal Day 9th November
• Quaid-e-Azam Birth day 25th December
• Mother Day (second Sunday in May)
• Father Day (first Sunday of September,3rd
Sunday of June)
• Teacher Day 5th September
• Other official Day announced by
Government
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5. What is WAGGGS???
• (WAGGGS) is World Association of Girl Guides
and Girl Scouts
• The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl
Scouts is the largest voluntary Movement
dedicated to girls and young women in the
world. Its is diverse enough that this Movement
represents ten million girls and young women
from 146 countries.
• Our Organization Pakistan Girl Guides
Association
(PGGA) is the Member organization of WAGGGS.
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6. 5 Regions of WAGGGS
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7. Five World Centers
• We deliver these programmes in five WAGGGS Regions:
• Africa, Arab, Asia Pacific, Europe and Western hemisphere
• We also hold advocacy and leadership events at our five World
Centers:
Our Chalet in Switzerland, Sangam in India, Pax Lodge in
the UK, Our Cabaña in Mexico and Kusafiri, our World Centre
travelling around Africa.
Through our global programmes, girls from all over the world come
together to learn new skills, share their international experiences
and form lifelong friendships.
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8. Five World Centers
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Our Cabana Sangam World Centre

9. Five World Centers
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Our Chalet (Switzerland) Pax Lodge(London)

10. Five World Centers
• Kusafiri World Center (youngest world Center)
• It is traveling around Africa Region means Its
Location Changes according to events takes
place.
• Last event in 2016 (May, June) the International
event JLS (Juliette Low Seminar) taken place in
Ghana Accra , in Ghana Girl Guides Training
Centre.
• Those who get International Trainings then
spread awareness to others by channelize
trainings to National or Regional Level.
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11. What we do ?
• For more than 100 years Girl Guiding and Girl
Scouting has transformed the lives of girls and
young women worldwide, supporting and
empowering them to achieve their fullest
potential and become responsible citizens of the
world.
• Our strengths lie in innovative non-formal
education programmes, leadership development,
advocacy work and community action,
empowering girls and young women to develop
the skills and confidence needed to make positive
changes in their lives, in their communities and
countries.
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12. Similarities
• The Motto
The Motto, 'Be Prepared', shares the Founder's initials and is a
practical reminder of the educational purposes of Girl Guiding and
Girl Scouting.
• Good Turn
The Good Turn symbolizes the service given by all members of the
Movement to the community. Younger girls think of ways they can
do a good turn every day, while older girls develop this further into
service projects at local, national and international levels.
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13. Similarities
• World Flag
• The golden Trefoil remains the focal point on a blue background. A white blaze in the
lower, right-hand corner represents WAGGGS' commitment to peace. This is crowned
by three golden blocks symbolizing the three-fold Promise. It is used at the World
Centers, the World Bureau, WAGGGS' gatherings and by all Member Organizations,
often as a unit flag.
• The Left Handshake
• The Founder suggested a Left Handshake to recognize other members of the
Movement, and it is still used widely. When asked to explain the origin, Lord Baden-
Powell related a legend told to him in West Africa: two hostile, neighboring
communities decided to try to live together in peace, and so they flung down their
shields, which were carried on the left arm, and advanced, unprotected, to greet
each other with their left hands extended in trust and friendship
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14. History
How did Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting begin?
• 1909 – The first Boy Scout rally, organised by Baden-
Powell in Crystal Palace, South London, saw a number of
girls attending. They were proclaiming to be Girl Scouts
and prompted the founder to include girls and young
women into the Movement.
• 1910 – The Girl Guides movement was formally founded
in 1910 by Baden-Powell and his sister Agnes Baden-
Powell.
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15. Events
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17. Thank You
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