Girl Scouts of the Huron Valley Council *
734-971-8800
1900 Manchester Rd.  / Ann Arbor

• An organization providing girls ages 5 to 17 programming opportunities geared toward developing strong and confident women
• Some opportunities include: small local groups that meet regularly and participate in a variety of activities; short term activities such as leadership workshops;  math and science workshops; “growing up female” workshops; outdoor activities; and camp activities. Also, there are wider opportunities geared toward older girls which are related to career exploration and travel.
• There is a yearly membership fee of $7, and some varied fees, but there is fundraising and scholarship/ financial assistance. No girl is left out.

HelpSource
734-973-1900
3879 Packard Rd. / Ann Arbor

• A multi-service agency that addresses the mental, emotional, and physical health of children, families, and adults
• Some programs include: Soundings, Big Brothers Big Sisters, CLEAR House Substance Abuse Treatment Center, and fostercare.
• Fees depend on the program.

The Neutral Zone: Ann Arbor Teen Center
734-214-9995 / 734-214-9996 (events hotline)
637 S. Main St. / Ann Arbor

• An after-school and weekend high school center. It hosts weekend movie nights, karaoke, video/film making, poetry, music, and more
• Teens can drop in for free or become a member for $5. On weekends there may be a small cost, depending on the event.

Ozone House
734-662-2222 (24-hour Crisis Line), 662-2265 (business)
1705 Washtenaw Ave. / Ann Arbor

• An organization for youth ages 10 to 20  and their families
• Provides: counseling (individual and family); 24-hour crisis intervention; youth shelter; transitional living; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth services; and substance abuse prevention
• All services are free, voluntary, and confidential.

Parents Together
734-484-6461
448 S. Huron St. / Ypsilanti

• A grassroots organization of Southside Ypsilanti parents
• Provides several weekly activities: alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs prevention and education; Teen Talk/Girl Talk; Family Exercise; and Youth Repair
• Also provides weekend retreats for teenage girls, teen-mentors; helps children in the community
• All programs are free, except summer field trips

Washtenaw County Community Mental Health
734-481-2502
55 Towner St. / Ypsilanti

• Provides mental health services for children, adolescents, and adults
• There are varied fees, depending on the service.

The Women’s Center *
734-623-7905
Ann Arbor Women’s City Club / 1830 Washtenaw Ave. / Ann Arbor

• An organization celebrating “empowerment of all women and girls”
• Provides personal and career counseling, support groups, and workshops
• Workshop topics include: self-esteem; body image; leadership development; and mother-daughter relationships
• There may be a fee, but some services (especially for girls) are underwritten by grants and corporate donations.

* These programs / organizations are geared towards girls/women only.