Safeguarding: Mentors should be screened, trained, supervised, and subject to youth-protection policies, parental/guardian consent, appropriate boundaries, and reporting requirements. This program is not affiliated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America unless a formal relationship is established.
MentorshipConsistent one-to-one or small-group guidance focused on character, education, responsibility, and healthy decision-making.Life SkillsCommunication, etiquette, money skills, goal setting, conflict management, fitness, service, and practical adult readiness.Education & Career ExposureConnect participants with tutors, professionals, trades, colleges, entrepreneurs, veterans, and positive role models.ServiceMake community service and helping younger participants part of the mentoring culture. 