Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester County is a dedicated social services nonprofit committed to empowering local youth through one-to-one mentoring relationships. As a chapter of the national Big Brothers Big Sisters of America organization, they pair caring adult volunteers (“Bigs”) with children and adolescents (“Littles”) to provide consistent guidance, support, and friendship. Their mission is to help young people realize their full potential by building confidence, improving school performance, and fostering positive relationships.

The organization prioritizes community involvement, offering both site-based and community-based mentoring programs tailored to youth from diverse backgrounds. They also collaborate with schools, local agencies, and community centers to reach children who are facing adversity, especially those affected by poverty, family disruption, or social isolation. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester County boasts a strong network of trained mentors who are thoroughly vetted and supported by professional case managers.

Their culturally competent, individualized approach ensures that each child receives the attention and encouragement they need to thrive. With a long-standing presence in the region, the organization plays a critical role in nurturing youth development and strengthening community ties across Westchester County.

Key Services:

– One-to-one youth mentoring programs (community and site-based)
– Volunteer screening, training, and support for mentors
– Ongoing case management and relationship monitoring
– Youth engagement and enrichment activities
– School and community partnership initiatives
– Culturally responsive services for diverse populations
– Special events to foster mentor-mentee bonding
– Empowerment programs that build self-esteem and resilience