Girl Scouts have been active in Connecticut dating back to 1912, and Girl Scouts of Connecticut was officially formed in the fall of 2007. It is the largest organization in the state for girls and young women with more than 38,000 members aged five through 17 years. Girl Scouts of Connecticut is headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut, and encompasses troops across the state. In addition to its youth members, the organization includes over 17,000 adult volunteers who act as mentors, trainers, teachers, organizers, and board members. Jobs with Girl Scouts of Connecticut have previously included opportunities for part-time and hybrid remote work.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut is part of the multinational sisterhood of Girl Scouts that was founded to encourage confidence, courage, and good character. In alignment with the leadership directive to connect, discover, and take action, Girl Scouts of Connecticut focuses its signature initiatives on issues that are relevant to girls today. These signature initiatives include Live Healthy, Lead Healthy; Girlz RULE (Respect, Understand, Lead, and Empower); and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Local programs also cover topics including safety, reaching out, financial literacy, leadership, nature, and environmental education.

Girl Scouts have been active in Connecticut dating back to 1912, and Girl Scouts of Connecticut was officially formed in the fall of 2007. It is the largest organization in the state for girls and young women with more than 38,000 members aged five through 17 years. Girl Scouts of Connecticut is headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut, and encompasses troops across the state. In addition to its youth members, the organization includes over 17,000 adult volunteers who act as mentors, trainers, teachers, organizers, and board members. Jobs with Girl Scouts of Connecticut have previously included opportunities for part-time and hybrid remote work.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut is part of the multinational sisterhood of Girl Scouts that was founded to encourage confidence, courage, and good character. In alignment with the leadership directive to connect, discover, and take action, Girl Scouts of Connecticut focuses its signature initiatives on issues that are relevant to girls today. These signature initiatives include Live Healthy, Lead Healthy; Girlz RULE (Respect, Understand, Lead, and Empower); and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Local programs also cover topics including safety, reaching out, financial literacy, leadership, nature, and environmental education.