If a girl is not part of a troop, she can be an individually registered girl (IRG). These independent girls are nicknamed “Juliettes,” after our founder, Juliette Gordon Low. Juliettes do everything in Girl Scouting! They earn badges, give service to others, go to camp, and attend council programs and events. They can even log in for eTroop!
Girl Scouts is “girl-led,” so Juliettes work with their caregivers or their Juliette Mentor to choose badges to earn and activities to attend. It’s Girl Scouts customized for one—together, you set the schedule, the pace, and the skills to grow. You’ve got the freedom to follow her lead when she wants to know more—even after the badge is done!
