Welcome To Our Beautiful Mission
THE DOLL HOUSE CORPORATION
Doing our best...Opening our mind...Living our life...while Loving ourselves
THE DOLL HOUSE CORPORATION (DHC) is a non-profit 501(c)3 program aimed at building and maintaining self-esteem in girls ages 8-18 through dolls and the arts. We believe girls always love and care for their dolls so we aim to channel that love into a mirror of themselves to enhance their inner beauty.
Program Description
DHC is motivated by the belief that growing up in the city can be challenging and full of negative obstacles and may lead girls down the wrong paths. Girls should love themselves and others no matter what they look like, who they are and where they come from. Our understanding is, through positive tools they can gain the right knowledge and have a sense of pride about themselves and love the world. We promote early career goals, literacy, community engagement and all-around awareness of ones self. The program teaches the girls to carry themselves with grace, dignity and respect in their communities. The curriculum is centered around different themes that include: Career days, Doll play, Vision Boards, Role Play, Poetry, Painting, Positive Image Campaigns, Photo shoots in the community, Self-care and Spa Days. We will help them trust their own being to be life affirming and their self-esteem will be enhanced. They will be responsible, trustworthy members of the community, because they have developed skills to build a brighter future, and perceive themselves as beautiful on the inside and out! We welcome girls of all ages, race, colors, and religions.
We encourage the girls to stay on their chosen carear path and will follow them until they are enrolled in college.
Ms. Janice Johnson
Founder & CEO
Royal Black Doll of Boston #1221-1
Contact info:
857-991-3281
Super Sheros
Charitable Donations
WE MEET THE 3RD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH AT
The Lower Mills Branch Library
27 Richmond Street
DORCHESTER, MA 02124
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
CALL 857-991-3281 to register
In order to continue to help the girls work towards a better future we need your help.
We are looking for SPONSORS AND DONORS who can supply us with event and practice space, doll clothes and accessories, art materials and supplies. Would you consider helping us? If you would like to see girls succeed, please send your charitable donations to:
The Doll House Corporation/CO Janice Johnson
764 Washington Street
Dorchester, MA. 02124
Girls chances of graduating high school and going on to college to full fill their positive goals in life are very high participating in programs that build self-esteem and guide them through high school.
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A Wrinkle in Time
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American Girl Doll Sheros
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Sheros Around the World
Dolls & Books
Frida Kahlo
Educating with Dolls & Books is a major goal of DHC. Through out the girls time in the program we will highlight Role Models through storytelling, role-play and presentations.
Iconic Artist
Continuing to be a symbol of strength, originality, and unwavering passion, artist, activist, and feminist icon, Frida Kahlo, born in 1907, overcame numerous obstacles to follow her dream of becoming a fine artist. Frida persevered and gained recognition for her unique style and perspective.
Making Voices Heard
With her vibrant palette and mix of realism and fantasy, she addressed important topics like identity, class, and race, making her voice, and the voices of girls and women alike, heard.
Following Dreams
The Barbie Inspiring Women Frida Kahlo doll celebrates the groundbreaking achievements, heroism, and long-lasting contributions Frida made in the art world and for women. Her extraordinary life and art continue to influence and inspire others to follow their dreams and paint their own realities.
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