Hearing loss. Limb spasms. Permanent brain damage. Bone marrow damage. Liver and kidney damage. Possible fetal effects similar to fetal alcohol syndrome. Intoxication. For additional information, see Damage Inhalants Cause to the Body and Brain and Signs and Symptoms of a Long-Term User.
Calling all Girl Scouts: The $10 bill is getting a makeover and we need you to help us convince the U.S. Department of the Treasury to choose Girl Scoutsâ founder Juliette Gordon Low to appear on the new $10 bill.
Our history. Learn about the history of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting and the World Association. Over more than 100 years, around 250 million Girl Guides and Girl Scouts have been changing lives and building a better world through leadership development, community action, service to others, peer education and advocacy. How did Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting begin? In 1909, a group of girls appeared at a Boy Scout Rally in the UK declaring themselves to be Girl Scouts. Lord Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of Boy Scouts, decided that there should be a Movement for girls. Guiding was introduced that same year to respond to the specific needs of girls and young women. Groups of Girl Guides soon started in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, New Zealand and South Africa.