Big Brothers Big Sisters

  FAQ - Frequently Asked BBBS Implementation Questions
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BBBS Readiness Tool

BBBS Logic Model

BBBS Implementation Manual

BBBS Implementation Manual - Archived with all attachments

PCCD Reporting Requirements and Guidelines for Reporting, for BBBS  

BBBS Data Collection Process

BBBS Outcomes Report and Guidance Template

Data Collection Spreadsheet and Reporting Tools here!

Community Data Report template
-  Instructions for using the Community Data Report template

Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) is the oldest and largest youth mentoring organization in the United States and is recognized as the most effective. Targeting children ages 6-18, BBBS's mission is to help youth to reach their potential through professionally supported, one-to-one relationships with volunteer mentors. BBBS distinguishes itself from other mentoring programs via rigorous published standards and required procedures, including volunteer screening, youth assessment, a careful matching process, and supervision. Agencies use a case management approach, following each case from initial inquiry through closure. Research has shown that positive relationships between youth and their mentors have a direct and measurable impact on participating children’s lives. Participating youth are less likely to initiate drug and alcohol use and less likely to hit someone. They also demonstrate increased academic behavior, attitudes, and performance, and report higher-quality relationships with parents/guardians and peers.

National Site: Big Brothers Big Sisters

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