THE SOL CLUB (K-12)

Planting Sol Sisters in the next generation.

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THE SOL CLUB

Student-run wellness clubs at middle and high schools.

Our Sol Clubs quip elementary through high school students with social-emotional wellness, leadership skills, and a sense of belonging through school-based programming and partnerships.

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HOW IT WORKS

The Sol Sisters Clubs are a student-led and faculty-advised extension of the Sol Sisters nonprofit organization. The club translates Sol Sisters’ mission of enrichment, empowerment, and evolution into a high school setting, cultivating leadership, mental wellness, and self-expression among young women.

The clubs provides a supportive space for students to build confidence, develop life skills, and access wrap-around services through workshops, community engagement, and peer mentorship. Students also participate in service and fundraising projects that connect them directly to Sol Sisters’ broader mission of empowering women and girls.

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OUR PILOT PROGRAM

Branson High School

The Sol Sisters Club at Branson High School will serve as Sol Sisters Inaugural Youth Leadership Incubator, creating a bridge between high school students and the larger Sol Sisters network. Over time, this model can expand to other schools — providing young women with equitable access to mentorship, wellness tools, and community leadership opportunities.

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Interested bringing the Sol Club to your school or community?

Contact kate@solsisters.org to learn more about our K–12 programs and partnership opportunities.