Girls on the Run New Hampshire recently unveiled the Power Up Activity Kit to help keep New Hampshire girls active and healthy through the summer while inspiring creativity, encouraging movement and teaching new skills.

The New Hampshire council is a leader in developing and delivering life-changing programs for girls through more than 140 sites across the state and has served more than 15,000 since it was founded in 2001.

After the cancellation of schools, implementation of social distancing and the restrictions around large public events due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 19-year-old nonprofit adapted quickly to alter its spring season to continue to deliver on its mission to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident. This new offering by the nonprofit organization also delivers on that mission.

“Providing girls with opportunities to develop empathy, build resiliency and identify and understand their values, choices and emotions, are important now more than ever before,” said Jennifer Hubbell, executive director of Girls on the Run New Hampshire. “It is never too early for girls to learn how to put these important skills into practice. This kit will help girls move, laugh and grow, and in the process find their inner girl power.”

The at-home kit includes 50 activities to fuel girls’ minds, body and spirit that emphasize the important connection between physical and emotional health. Each activity helps girls learn important skills such as how to cope when things get difficult, demonstrate care for self and others, and practice positivity. From the silly starters to the fun movement games and challenges, the activities were designed to get girls to laugh, create and grow.

Available now at https://bit.ly/3hMNWPZ, the kit is $49 and includes: The Power Up Activity Book, an exclusive GRL PWR t-shirt, Physical Activity Training Plan, Completion Certificate and a few other fun surprises, delivered directly to her doorstep.

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