How Petals-N-Belles makes a difference in the lives of girls

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You're young lady sitting next to me we'll start with tamale -- she is the founder co-founder.

Executive director of -- and build -- your.

You found it suits your -- Found pedals and bells and -- -- next to her.

We have alana pack and we have out of balance that with the hair and you guys are part of this program I'll start I'll talk -- -- momentarily.

The first -- entirety you did Molly petals and bills who we are talking about it and group.

I had been touring -- facility for young women.

-- that he puts the eight hours target age group is ages twelve to twenty serial and is an entire organization and our goal is to meet the -- answering.

For young women.

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Who is an academic advisor we also have a link which is there one on one -- -- and we have keys which are the keys are locked gates and markets are programs that we have our own.

Played with recoverable -- And within the programs we take girls museums restaurants.

We do -- it's different corporations.

So it's a mix of different things and you have how many of these events these -- if you will.

-- month we meet on a weekly -- says and outlook curriculums are six months each and so they -- -- it -- -- the crap the last curriculum that we're actually finishing up right now.

Was based on health so the girls learned about mental health physical health and sexual.

And so when you when you have these six love scenes if you -- right so basically.

Lets see how many girls in -- one time.

-- we had 24 girls at this moment and we meet with them in groups of six on a weekly basis okay.

And and and forward.

For the period of 66 -- yeah right so you guys meet together -- group that seeks out over the course of six months.

In give me an idea specifically like you said your last and -- ways about health so what sort of coatings and they have.

It's definitely from -- education one of my favorite sessions -- yoga we went to your yoga studios uptown.

And we had an amazing yoga and meditation class of the girls and they connected the mental health with the physical health aspect of things -- the girls have an opportunity.

It's -- experience yoga for the very first time and also meditation.

So it was a that was really you know for me an amazing Spain's infinite guns wow you know ditzy girls in the second as your particular demographic that girls studies at the age group -- -- -- opens off and girls in general there's -- specific demographic but we do a lot of our girls you know facing a multitude of different challenges.

From coming from low income families to having challenges such as like losing their mother at an early age so it really varies it varies indeed but let's talk about.

It basically there's some girls out there watching -- parents out there watching.

If perhaps when he -- here daughters involve itself for girls again break yes we're about how would they go about doing so they can visit the website at WW dot huddles about Scott or.

Or they can email info at -- and outside or and it's -- puddles and a flower yeah isn't Nancy and bells at the southern brown VE LL ES right.

Definitely very good I love the idea.

Let's talk to allotments if you're sitting right next he did Molly.

A -- you currently in the program or you've already gone through the markets.

Yes I mean.

The I -- I've been through excellent it's yeah.

To anyway to keep coming back yet Sony.

Make you obviously learned a lot I know -- we're exposed to a lot but just some of the things that we.

Really some of the highlights that stand out which doesn't mean you didn't like all the other stuff.

-- two things have really stood out for you.

The -- that.

And that's my favorite animals and out of bounds would be the inspiration that he pushes to -- whatever it is that we want to be nomadic what it is he -- -- like.

Saying -- even known people might bring -- same mountain king.

Because of those says yes he can.

And another thing that.

I would say when he brings out in me -- brand.

They -- say thank a famous person -- saying that they only have a brain but no average person has claimed silver has found the web -- team.

In knee -- and -- just to have.

-- makeup people to perceive as a positively so they today's teaches about the corn and other things which are printing.

I was in my brain -- distract me and -- would be.

-- -- down -- bad you missed it.

Thank you very thin and what did you want again join -- Well -- the flag and -- -- -- cousin I would say that.

I don't have much of inspiration you have my -- my back time.

Yes intended to that question apple like the questions and Hamas but.

Putted above that another person there that actually shown that it -- other people can't.

So.

Very good very good a casino it as much as moms.

You know months and can kind of get a bad -- sometimes because they have to be there -- good moms are there to encourage you it's that you can do what you can't do it.

A prime example I know they didn't tell me this rings true little -- would you like my mom would always -- right you know.

She knew I was really studying hard for particulars -- an -- or something.

And I come back with a great race because I knew you could do it in -- The mind is what's really I really really worked hard at -- Let me just tell me you knew I could do so again I worked my -- -- to make -- happen -- any means out and having -- -- he read my mom is the best you know absolutely so.

On you have been through -- -- -- it's now which is again just for -- you're just tuning -- we're talking to girls and -- and bills -- mentoring group.

And he's too young ladies are part of the program and -- -- is referring to it is a six month program that the girls that they are great yes.

I cannot access the same as -- our -- and that's who dockets so far.

And I love them you wanted to do more.

Right so you -- series you're sixteen and the age group again the Molly is well this morning -- -- you can keep going.

All right so tell me about you've been -- -- so -- you're looking for to -- what are some of the highlights for you.

Atlanta thanks so first of all I would like to say it.

I have gone so much as a person and now I'm learning to us up twice and the way I love the way at act that is.

I'm so glad that I act I finally have this confidence and myself and I have grown.

So much that is.

What a great testimony that.

I am very proud of -- barrels what you're doing and who you are and I could see growth until the confidence that you.

And to Mali for you wanted to do this it's it's so amazing and you know how much him.

And we needed food to Lockett in with you guys this.

Art we're a program -- that's happening now on the -- right now.

You -- that -- that -- I've done Ricky and beer every now.

That you started with that I had met Somalia and a couple months ago and -- it's really fascinated by you and what you're doing here.

Think they can honestly what you're doing -- is this isn't the idea can hit people who have.

Great idea is they're not always necessarily.

You know somebody somebody else -- have thought about the idea.

Click the Molly did something about it and this is what I like so the reason was very attracted to what you're talking about -- is stuff that I've done.

On an individual basis but it's not about me the point I'm making -- that you -- four steps further.

And you now have started this great organization you're very organized you've got your sponsors and are you looking for more sponsors.

I -- great people working with the program in Iceland asked you why did you decide to do this.

I don't think -- I just wanna say thank you so much I'm very excited to me and to have you boring is this like really means a lot.

I hello 1000 really just happens to me I think so many people each have different passions and different -- and when I started working with young women.

It happened by accident and I didn't realize.

How you know my my life actually just completely started to change and I would be happy as I've ever been and I'm so that happens that's ever been working with them so.

When I realized that it was something that you know my calling I just went -- within and it's I can't explain why I just feel it once you figure out your dream your purpose your passion that's something before -- end zone.

I really -- -- I got.

-- I do this is very important because you do this for those that -- a bit but you also have to.

Have the sponsorship not to have a head and I administrative costs that this growth -- -- at all just for the record.

You have to do it in a way to get -- -- business you have to have a salary you have to have the resources to take this -- lot of these events that you're doing so.

Finally there's a corporation up here who might be interested in sponsoring and linking up with you guys -- they do that.

They can definitely visit the website and or email info at -- of -- dot org or email myself Somalia some -- now art and contact us we would really love it and I'm just very passionate about it.

-- and Iran sent our team our board every one just consume very supportive and gave her family and god AI solidity and hey more all of you Harry.

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