Homeless Girl Scouts Find Home Amongst Each Other

The video highlights the creation and impact of Troop 6000, a Girl Scout troop for homeless girls in New York City. It discusses the challenges faced by families in shelters and how the troop provides stability and empowerment. The troop offers activities like robotics and civic engagement, fostering a sense of community and hope. Personal stories from members illustrate the positive changes and aspirations for the future.

What is the primary goal of Troop 6000?

• To sell cookies

• To organize weekly meetings

• To provide stability and empowerment for girls in shelters

• To recruit new Girl Scouts

Why did the narrator and her children end up in a shelter?

• They were looking for a new adventure

• Their home was sold for new condos

• They were visiting relatives

• They wanted to join Troop 6000

What was the narrator's job before becoming homeless?

• Teacher

• Girl Scouts troop leader

• Shelter manager

• Cookie seller

What activities does Troop 6000 offer to the girls?

• Only cookie selling

• Sports and games

• Art and music

• Robotics, civic engagement, and business building

How often do the girls in Troop 6000 meet?

• Every day

• Twice a week

• Once a week

• Once a month

What impact did Girl Scouting have on Tanai?

• She became more bored

• She felt more isolated

• She felt less alone and more connected

• She lost interest in activities

What is the narrator's hope for her daughters and other girls in Girl Scouting?

• To sell more cookies

• To have a limitless future

• To become famous

• To stay in shelters