Purpose Statement

 

The purpose of the Coyote Hills Service Unit is to provide a caring, learning environment based upon the Girl Scout program, where girls in Newark, Fremont, and Union City can grow with diversity, develop values and leadership skills, and gain new relationships and experiences, based upon the girls' own needs and interests.



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Welcome!

Coyote Hills Service Unit serves the cities of Fremont, Union City and Newark and is part of Girl Scouts of Northern California. We have over 1500 active girls and adults that make up over 100 troops. As a Service Unit we hold many events throughout the year aimed at the various grade levels of our girls. We have a very popular day camp that is offered during the summer; camporee in the spring, leader/daughter event in the winter, not to mention a host of other activities. (For more information on upcoming events look at the calendar and news tabs.



It's Adult Recognition Nomination Time:
Say Thank You to the Well-Deserving!


It’s time again to nominate our hard-working, dedicated adult volunteers for National and Council awards. The Adult Recognition Booklet has been updated and can be downloaded by clicking here. Awards-at-a-Glance can be downloaded by clicking here. There is a new council award this year; Circle of Empowerment. The award is introduced in memory of, and to honor, former Executive Director of GSSCC Nancy Fox, who embodied these ideals and honors volunteers and staff who empower others to deliver the Girl Scout mission. The awards will be presented at area events this fall; deadline for all National and GSNorCal nominations is June 30. Here are the dates, so mark your calendars!


• East Bay/Solano Area: Oct. 26
• South Bay/Peninsula Area: TBD
• North Coast Area: Oct. 24
• North Central Area: (Redding) Nov. 6, (Chico) Nov. 7
• Redwoods Area: TBD



Cadette Troop 31520 from Mission/Gomes area has created the following website and video as part of their Animal Awareness Silver Award Project.




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ONE MILLION BONES

 

Girl's in the Community

On Girl Scout Sunday March 10, 2013, Girl Scouts from Troop 30973, 31315, 31563, 31659, 30943, 31108 setup, prepared and served lunch at St. Edward Church for the Friends and Fellowship Lunch for those in need of a meal.


Troop 30785's day of preparing lunch at the Sunrise Village homeless shelter (March 17, 2013).

Junior Troop 31102 has had a wonderful year. We completed 2 Journeys, earned 7 badges, had High Tea with our Mothers and Grandmothers, visited the Marine Mammal Center at the Marin Headlands, participated in a beach cleanup and collected over 100 coats for One Warm Coat. We had a great time learning about and dressing up as Female Role Models while earning the Playing the Past badge, and enjoyed an evening of crime solving at the CSI Banquet hosted by Ambassador Troop 30785. We are looking forward to a fun relaxing summer before starting off the 2013-2014 year working on our Bronze Award project at the Sunrise Homeless Shelter in Warm Springs.



The girls in our Troop 30920 earned their Senior Cross Training badge with the help of Irvington high school student, Emily Buchanan.  We had loads of fun while exercising.  We played games and learned creative ways to keep fit.  First, we wrote goals for ourselves, and then we headed outside!   We learned different stretches, lifted weights (rocks), and played relay games.  We laughed while playing leapfrog and wheelbarrow on the grass.  Being healthy was a lot more fun than we thought!