Annual Impact Report
What we delivered, who we reached, and what changed for the girls in our programs — with the measures behind every number.
Prepared by RareOne Initiative Inc. · Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
At a Glance
100+
Girls Reached
100+
Hearts on Fire
100+
Girls Empowered
RareOne serves girls aged 5–19 across four age groups — Little Gems (5–8), Rising Stars (9–12), DIVA Girls (13–16) and Emerging Leaders (17–19). Reported figures cover the most recently completed twelve months of programming.
Delivery
Every session we ran this period, with dates and format.
Delivery records for this reporting period are being compiled.
| Program | Date | Location | Format | Age group | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RareOne Girls' Tea Party | Aug 14, 2027 | In Person & Virtual | In Person and Virtual | Ages 5–19 | Scheduled |
| DIVA Girls' Hangout — March | Mar 27, 2027 | Virtual | Virtual | Ages 5–19 | Scheduled |
| One Year of Empowerment Academy | Jan 1, 2027 | Online & in-person sessions | In Person and Virtual | Ages 5–19 | Scheduled |
| DIVA Girls' Hangout — December | Dec 19, 2026 | Virtual | Virtual | Ages 5–19 | Scheduled |
Measurable Results
Confidence, leadership knowledge, financial literacy, attendance and satisfaction — measured before and after each cohort.
We measure five outcomes in every cohort: confidence, leadership knowledge, financial literacy, attendance and participant satisfaction. Indicators are scored 1–5 by participants and facilitators before and after each cohort. Results are published here as each cohort closes.
Confidence
Baseline being established
Leadership knowledge
Baseline being established
Financial literacy
Baseline being established
Attendance
Baseline being established
Satisfaction
Baseline being established
Participant Feedback
Shared only with written permission from the participant and her guardian.
Participant and guardian feedback is collected after every cohort. Quotes appear here once a family has reviewed and approved their words, so this section grows with each program.
Anonymized Stories
Consented stories, published without identifying details.
My first Tea-party was an unforgettable experience. I had the opportunity to meet like-minded girls, and engage in genuine conversations with them. It was an afternoon of laughter, games, and good food. I would highly recommend this for girls who are looking to build their confidence and empower themselves in the Lord.
Attending my first girls' tea party was such a special and memorable experience. It wasn't just about the food and drinks, though I must say, the cake was delicious and the tea was surprisingly sweet, which I loved, it was about the atmosphere and the connections we made.
Through the academy, I learned the importance of getting closer to God in my daily life. I was inspired to make time for prayer and to plan when I would study the Word. I also set personal goals that I'm still working towards today.
What made the tea party so meaningful was being surrounded by my girls, sharing our lives, talking about our challenges, and encouraging one another. It was refreshing and uplifting, and I left feeling both spiritually and emotionally filled.
We publish only verified figures, and we say how each one was collected. Photographs and identifying details about children are shared only with separate, explicit media consent. Where a program is still building its evidence base, we say so rather than estimating.