In a city where yoga classes can cost up to $32 a session their state-of-the-art facility brings luxury, the highest quality equipment, and chemically free building materials into their studio for community members.
Girls Club has supported young women and youth of color throughout New York City by creating a safe space for youth to find their passions and empower them with knowledge, all while building up their self-esteem and community.. The goal is to transform self-care into community care by reaching those who need it most.
In a city where yoga classes can cost up to $32 a session their state-of-the-art facility brings luxury, the highest quality equipment, and chemically free building materials into their studio for community members to feel centered, relaxed, and reinvigorated.
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