BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NEVADA CNTY
EIN 94-2768855
What they do
Community-Based Mentoring Program. In This Program, Carefully Screened and Trained Adults Mentor At-risk Children Ages 6-18 These Bigs Get Together With Their Littles 3 to 4 Times A Month for At Least One Year The Focus is Not On Spending Money, But Simply On Spending Time With A Child Our Bigs Develop A Relationship and Become A Trusted Friend With Their Littles Through A Variety of Activities, Such As Playing Sports, Planting A Garden, Making A Meal, Going to The Movies, or Exploring The Community to Name A Few Mentoring and Support Provided to 74 Matches Site-Based Mentoring ProgramIn This Program, Carefully Screened and Trained Adults Mentor At-risk Elementary and Middle School Students At The Childs School or After-school Program for One Hour A Week All Activities Take Place At The School or Program Site During The School Year The Matched Big and Little Participate In A Variety of Activities, Such As Recreation, Arts & Crafts, Reading, and Life Skills Development Mentoring Provide
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About this charity
- Location
- 3461 Robin Lane Suite 2, Cameron Park, CA 95682
- County
- El Dorado
- In care of
- Brenda Frachiseur