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Provides a way for youth to form trusting relationships with people who are dedicated to listening to their hurts, encouraging their hearts, and nurturing them in Christian faith. Provide healthy and safe activities.

Offers a 24-week, earn-and-learn, pre-apprenticeship program in digital marketing for high school juniors and seniors. Pays a stipend of $12 per hour. Provides training in digital marketing skills featuring hands-on, creative learning; access to educational, career, and socioemotional counseling; one-on-one mentoring; a pathway to an industry-standard credential; and job or apprenticeship placement assistance or post-secondary program enrollment assistance for graduates of the program.

Offers academic help through tutoring, working with accountability, time to complete assignments, and mentoring. Provides 8 weeks of summer camps.

Provides 3 to 6 months of community-based, family-centered support to youth experiencing disciplinary challenges at home, in school, or in the community. Services include case management, onsite after-school programming, counseling, life skills workshops, mentoring, educational support, and linkages to community resources.

To provide career exploration and college access mentorship programs for diverse students within Lancaster County.

Provides an individualized service agreement, guided by the participants developing goals, targeting risk predictors of homelessness including necessary counseling, financial planning assistance, personal mentoring, and case management coordination services in order to fulfill individual goals.

Provides prevention tools to deal with the issues of under age drinking, other drug use, risky and impaired driving and other destructive decisions.

Offers opportunities for adults to mentor youth.

Offers a variety of day and supportive living services, such as in-home and community supports, day services, respite, companion services, community participation supports, supportive living, supported employment, and deaf services with ASL.

Matches volunteers in one-to-one relationships with adults who are recovering from mental illness. Their friendship provides structured opportunities for socialization which decreases loneliness and increases well being and confidence in the clients. Some opportunities include meeting for coffee, visiting local museums, going out to eat and taking walks together. Other volunteer opportunities include making a 15 minute phone call each week to an individual waiting for one-to-one friend. Program is also available to veterans.

Provides pre-release mentoring services. Arranges workshops that educate incarcerated women about child custody issues, employment, housing, and health care. Aims to restore a sense of hope and dignity, and empower clients to make positive and responsible life choices.

Offers a one-on-one support to adults with mental illness via shared experiences, promotes wellness, self-advocacy, socialization and living skills.

A group mentoring program for teens ages 13 and older who are already a part of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Designed to teach adult-life skills and help teens prepare for the decisions they will need to make after high school graduation. Meets once a month. It is run by teens.

Provides information for the public at large, advocates reform within the criminal justice system, provides care and aftercare for both offenders and their victims, mentors training for ex-offenders, and prison tours.

One-To-One program matches Littles in our agency with Big Brothers or Big Sisters for a minimum of one year. The "matches" get together for an average of 8-10 hours per month (4-hour minimum). Each match has its own unique Case Plan designed to help the Little improve and to provide an actionable plan for the volunteer Big.

Matches clients with certified peer specialists who have: A) Physical disability and/or experience working with persons who have physical disabilities B) lived experience managing behavioral health challenges. Services may include building a network of natural supports; developing a Wellness Recovery Action Plan; facilitating collaboration with service providers, healthcare providers, transportation, and other resources; and assistance with nursing home transition planning.

Provides monitored matches between adult mentors and youth participants.

Operates as a mobile barbershop/event bus. Provides knowledge and wisdom along with haircuts, health wellness, and clothing. Throws summer events like back-to-school haircut and book bag drive, fishing once a month, community events, toy drives for Christmas, art classes, education programs, and mentor/life coach program.

Establishes one-to-one mentoring relationships between adult volunteers and children in order to provide guidance, mentoring, and friendship.

Offers a weekly program of wraparound services for teenaged and young adult males in the African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee community. Services include case management, conflict resolution training, ESL instruction, health and wellness screening, homework help, mentoring, prejob guidance, sports and other recreational activities.

Uses volunteer recruits to provide mentoring services. Collaborates with other organizations that are in need of our mentoring services.

Offers youth development programs that provide after school and summer programs, mentoring sessions, and art, music, and recreational activities.

Provides assistance in building and working on healthy relationships

Aids consumers in becoming more independent, locating resources needed to be independent, and achieving recovery. Peer Support does not provide treatment, but rather a mentorship.

Helps women assess their strengths and needs while guiding them as they think about their goals and how to reach them. Development of each woman’s service plan includes an assessment of immediate needs and her history and goals related to livelihood, housing, health and well being, family reunification, and criminal justice compliance.