Programs

 
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COMMUNITY-BASED MENTORING

Mentors (Bigs) spend four to six hours per month with a child (Little) out in the community. With the parent's consent, Bigs and Littles do activities that they both enjoy like going to sporting events, crafts, watching a movie, and more!

 
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SITE-BASED FACILITATED

Partnering with Ashley Elementary and Cook Literacy Model School, we provide group mentoring to select groups of students. Mentors from Winston-Salem State University meet with students once a week or bi-weekly to build friendships and help their social and emotional growth. This opportunity is open to college and adult mentors.

 
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Virtual Mentoring

Virtual mentoring is being utilized to meet the needs of our current and new matches during COVID-19. Matches connect online through video chat, emailing, and phone calls each week to get to know each other and build their relationship. 

 
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SCHOOL-BASED

Littles enjoy having their Bigs meet with them once a week at school during lunch or an agreed upon time.

 
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CLUB OF UNMATACHED LITTLES

The Club of Unmatched Littles (C.O.U.L.) typically has more than 100 children who are waiting to be matched in our Community-Based program. They are being served by team members and group enrichment activities at Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Center.

 
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CROSBY BIGS FOR SUCCESS

We partner with Crosby Scholars and the Best Choice Center after school program to have high school Crosby Bigs meet with their Littles once a week after school. This program allows high schoolers to build trusting relationships to ignite the potential in their Littles.