A Mentorship Movement for Girls, K–12

Say yes
to who you're becoming.

The Yes You Project nurtures confidence, emotional well-being, and self-belief in girls — one brave moment at a time.

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Why this matters

The numbers behind every yes

Girls from low-income communities face the steepest climb in confidence, opportunity, and mental health — and consistent mentorship is one of the most powerful interventions we have.

73%

of girls from low-income families say they don’t feel confident at school

55%

of teen girls report persistent sadness — the highest rate ever recorded (CDC)

more likely to graduate when matched with a consistent mentor

81%

of mentored girls report stronger self-belief and goal-setting skills

9 in 10 mentees say they feel braver speaking up after one Yes You series.

Girls in our pilot programs report a 2× increase in feeling truly seen at school.

87% leave saying they can picture a future they’re excited about.

Sources: CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey (2023), MENTOR National Mentoring Partnership, Girls Inc. research, and Yes You Project pilot data. Internal outcomes reflect post-program self-report surveys.

Our Mission

Nurturing confidence, emotional well-being, and self-belief in girls.

Our Vision

A world where every girl feels seen, supported, and confident enough to say yes to herself.

Core Values

What we stand on.

Five non-negotiables that shape every session, every conversation, every yes.

01

Affirmation

02

Care Before Compliance

03

Growth Over Perfection

04

Belonging

05

Voice & Identity

Core Values

Five pillars. One yes

Every Yes You session weaves through five intentional pillars — designed to meet girls where they are and walk them toward who they’re becoming.

01

Identity & Self-Awareness

02

Confidence & Self-Belief

03

Mindset & Emotional Regulation

04

Voice & Expression

05

Future Thinking & Possibility

Ready to bring yes to your girls?

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