Our Program and Adult Training Calendar now includes online registration!

E-Council, our registration system, is available 24/7 for your convenience. Register for events and trainings online with a credit card. It's easy and secure.

To Register:
Click on "Register on E-Council!" Please Note: clicking on "Register" should "pop-up" a new window.  Type in all required information and click on "Submit Registration Form" To receive a confirmation faster, please provide your email address and choose "Email Notices."

Input your payment information, if required, using Visa or Mastercard and click on "Submit." You will receive an email immediately after you register, this does not confirm your placement in an event, only that your request has been received.

American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) First Aid and CPR sessions are registered through E-Council, however, a check payable to R House Health & Safety and must be mailed to 28 West Split Rock Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 to ensure placement in the course.

To Add Multiple Registrations:
E-Council accepts your registration for one event at a time. To submit multiple registrations, you will need to repeat the process.

To Change a Registration:
To add to or update an existing registration please contact a Service Center. Completing a new form will overwrite your existing form and result in the loss of information.

Troop Numbers
As of October 2007, your new troop number has 5 digits in it and starts with a county code.  Independent Girl Scouts who do not know their troop number should call their Membership Specialist to find out what it is.

Join Girl Scout troops around the country to make the world a better place as we celebrate Girl Scout Week from March 9-15!

 Helping girls discover themselves and how they can impact their communities was something that Juliette Gordon Low, Girls Scouts' founder, first envisioned.  At the time of the organization's founding, when many girls' paths in life were limited to their social standing, Low's vision was to establish an organization where any American girl could expand her personal horizon by having fun, while exploring new interests and contributing to society. Low was determined to help expand opportunities and learning for the average American girl.  

Girl Scout Week projects are part of a broader initiative by Girl Scouting to help girls lead by example in their communities and in the larger world around them. With leadership development at the organization's core, today's Girl Scouts enjoy vast adventures in self-discovery with activities like extreme sports, international travel, business and economic literacy, science & technology, and mentorships with caring adults.  

In 2006 the Girl Scout Movement adopted a new mission: Girl  Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. In 2007, Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) began the process of realigning its 312 councils into 109 high-performance councils. In the fall of 2008, GSUSA will begin to phase in the new Girl Scout Leadership Experience for Girl Scouts and volunteers. Each step forward by our Movement is done with one thing in mind, building tomorrow's leaders.

To fulfill the mission and our commitment to girls, the Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ (GSCSNJ) along with GSUSA are renewing the Girl Scout experience by making it compelling, relevant and impact-driven for 21^st-century girls. In response to the needs of girls across our region, we are pleased to introduce a new and exciting approach to leadership based on journeys that will help girls discover, connect and take action so they can make the world a better place.

As we join the national effort to create the number one leadership program for girls in the USA and in central and southern NJ, we will continue to honor the traditions that have always made Girl Scouting such a positive experience. Change is a deeply rooted tradition in Girl Scouting. Our Movement has always made the effort to adapt to the needs and concerns of the next generation of Girl Scouts while continuing to maintain the values that have been our core for 96 years. Our founder, Juliette Gordon Low once said, "The work of today is the history of tomorrow, and we are its makers." At GSCSNJ we are makers of the next generation of female leaders in New Jersey.