Journey Take Action Project Final Report
This report is optional & does not have to be turned in to Workshops4girls or GSOC.
Workshops4girls Journey participants at the Cadette, Senior and Ambassador level create a Take Action Project plan during the series.
We do not provide a proof of completion certificate, because the Journey is not complete until the Take Action Project is finished.
Completing the plan is supervised by the Girl Scout's Troop Leader or parent.
The girls are "finished" when they meet the goals they set in their written project plan.
No additional paperwork is required.
It is the responsibility of the Girl Scout to give her leader a copy of her project plan.
If the leader requests it, the girl can fill out a copy of this report when she has met the goals outlined on her plan.
We do not provide a proof of completion certificate, because the Journey is not complete until the Take Action Project is finished.
Completing the plan is supervised by the Girl Scout's Troop Leader or parent.
The girls are "finished" when they meet the goals they set in their written project plan.
No additional paperwork is required.
It is the responsibility of the Girl Scout to give her leader a copy of her project plan.
If the leader requests it, the girl can fill out a copy of this report when she has met the goals outlined on her plan.
So why is it here ?
- Sometimes it takes girls a few months or more to finish their project and leaders/parents want something tangible to show they are done.
- Many times Girl Scouts attend without their troop. If the leader requests it, the girl can fill out a copy of this report when she has met the goals outlined on her plan.
- It is good practice for the Higher Awards.
Going for Gold?
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Seniors/Ambassadors – On the Gold Award Proposal, the Girl Scout’s troop/group advisor is the person who digitally signs off to verify that the Journey is completed. You do not need to contact us for approval.
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Journey Take Action Project Final Report
Name Troop number
Journey Completed
Approximate date final goals met:
What issue did your project address?
Who benefited from your project?
What impact had you hoped to make?
Were you successful? Did you meet your goals?
If yes, explain how you measured your success?
Describe any obstacles you encountered and what you did to overcome them.
If you had to do it again, what would you change?
How could you keep this project going?
In what ways did your leadership grow?
What was your favorite part?
Journey Completed
Approximate date final goals met:
What issue did your project address?
Who benefited from your project?
What impact had you hoped to make?
Were you successful? Did you meet your goals?
If yes, explain how you measured your success?
Describe any obstacles you encountered and what you did to overcome them.
If you had to do it again, what would you change?
How could you keep this project going?
In what ways did your leadership grow?
What was your favorite part?
