Community-Based Program

Bigs meet with their little brother or little sister throughout the community, three to four times per month. Bigs are introduced to the child and parent in a pre-match meeting set by the case manager who is always on hand and will be there to help during the match. Bigs and Littles plan the outings together based on mutual interests and to help the child achieve greater self-confidence and awareness.

If you would like to make the first step and fill out an application, please click here to download the form and then click here to download a short questionaire. Please fax your application to our offices at (954) 584-9868.

For more information on our Community-Based Program:
954-584-9990
info@bbbsbroward.org

Bigs in Schools

Bigs meet with children during the school day for about one hour each week at the school. Bigs and littles engage in activities such as educational games, reading, recreation or simply talk about life.  Each relationship is supprted by a case manager, who is a resource to help celebrate successes or help solve challenges Bigs or LIttles might have.  This program is perfect for a busy volunteer who has a flexible day schedule.  Click here for a list of schools where Big Brothers Big Sisters is conducting mentoring programs.

 Workplace Mentoring

Do you work at a location that believes in mentoring children?  Do you have 10 to 15 fellow employees who will spend one hour to help mentor a child? Then we can customize a workplace mentoring program for your business.

Research shows that employees feel greater pride and loyalty toward an employer that supports a cause like Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward.  By participating in our program you'll increase employee enagement and performance.  Read more about how partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward can help your business by clicking here.

 

Inspire Within: Mentoring Youth in Transition

Nearly 200 young adults age out of the foster care system in Broward County every year.  And more than 50 percent of them have not graduated from high school.

For a former foster youth with no family support system, moving in adulthood is especially challenging.  Become a mentor and assist young people with his difficult transition period in their lives.
 

Mentoring Children of Promise

Volunteers enrolled in this program will be mentoring children in Broward County whose parent or parents are incarcerated. This is a site-based mentoring, which means the Big will meet at a designated location with their Little and develop a relatiohship through those meetings.

For more information on any of these programs, call 954-584-9990.