Connect with Young Ladies (YL) Ham Radio Clubs

Find international and regional YL clubs dedicated to fostering fellowship and promoting amateur radio activities among women operators.

Andrea
Reviewed by • Digital Media & Ham Radio Outreach Specialist March 2026

Many women operators around the world participate actively in amateur radio, often forming their own clubs and organizations. These groups provide a welcoming environment for YLs (Young Ladies) to connect, share experiences, and engage in various ham radio activities. They support new licensees, organize nets, and promote the hobby among women and girls, ensuring that YLs have a strong presence on the bands.

These YL clubs often coordinate special events, contests, and awards programs, encouraging members to get on the air and make QSOs. Operators can find information on national YL organizations like the Young Ladies Radio League (YLRL) and the Australian Ladies Amateur Radio Association (ALARA), as well as regional groups and club stations. Many sites also detail specific nets, such as the YL International SSB'ers, and provide resources for YLs interested in contesting or satellite operation.

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