Akins High School provides Pregnancy and Parenting Groups. This year Epsilon Kappa will be making fleece blankets to give to the teen moms in this program. We also plan on making a monetary donation to Akins High School, which they will be able to use for either their Pregnancy or Girl Empowerment Program. The Girl Empowerment Program offers 6-week groups throughout both semesters for girls only. Each week the group topic covers issues such as body image, healthy relationships, communication, etc. The topics are personalized to each group depending on what the girls want more information on but some topics are consistent from group to group.
 

Delegates to the 2010 DKG International Convention in Spokane, Washington agreed to "transform lives through education" on the African continent when they unanimously voted to undertake the Schools for Africa project as the first official international project of the Society. Through DKG's support of this project nearly 5 million African children will gain access to quality basic education. The project has a special focus on girls, orphans, and vulnerable children. DKG's partnership with UNICEF will train over 100,000 teachers and build or rehabilitate almost 1,000 schools.