Provides a youth organization based at the Jack Jouett School whose mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to develop the qualities and skills needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.

Offers unique Scouting programs are designed to meet the needs of youth and their parents, by offering fun and challenging adventures that children and their parents do together. Programs offer youth the opportunity to learn through the experiences of camping, hiking, building projects, and community service. Cub Scouting is the program for elementary school aged youth. This program teaches youth about their family and community. Scouts BSA is for middle/high school youth. This program features leadership development and life skills. Venturing/Sea Scouting/Exploring are for high school and young adults to explore high adventure, leadership development, career exploration and have fun.

Family and individual mentors services for clients experiencing minimal to moderate issues within the home environment and/or community and who are in need of one-to-one support and advocacy, while modeling how to establish and/or strengthen supportive relationships. This program can be therapeutic in nature, but this is not a requirement.

Resource Mothers is an in-home visiting program. It matches experienced mothers with pregnant teenagers to help provide guidance as they make the adjustment to motherhood.

Provides academic assistance to eligible high school students who show promise for success in education beyond high school The Program is offered to ninth through twelfth grade students who reside in Norfolk and Portsmouth. Selected students shall show potential for success in a two or four-year college, but because of inadequate educational preparation, admission to such an institute would be difficult without the benefit of Upward Bound.

Provides services for incarcerated (or formerly incarcerated) parents, their children, and the children's caregivers. Services include both individual and group tutorial sessions. Children participate in community service projects and monthly workshops. Parents and caregivers also attend workshops and seminars to assist with transitioning and meeting the needs of the children.

A community service offering one-to-one mentoring programs for children who can benefit from a positive role model, and caring adult in their life. Each volunteer mentor is matched with a child, based on compatibility.

Provides a comprehensive program by which youth and adults develop character, citizenship, mental and physical fitness which are reinforced through mentoring, advancement, activities and outdoor programs. Boys and girls ages 5-20 are welcome. The Shenandoah Area Council administers the Boy Scouting program for four districts to provide localized support for Scouting. The Potomac District serves Berkeley and Morgan counties (except Paw Paw area). The Shawnee District serves the City of Winchester and Frederick County in Virginia and Capon Bridge and Paw Paw in West Virginia. The Shenrapawa District serves Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoah, and Warren counties. The Mannahoac District serves Clarke County in Virginia and Jefferson County in West Virginia.

Resource Mothers is an in-home visiting program matches experienced mothers with pregnant teenagers to help provide guidance as they make the adjustment to motherhood.

Volunteers opportunites to tutor phonics, comprehension, grammar, and word definitions. One tutor is matched with one child, for one hour each week. Tutoring takes place at Hampton Roads Title I Elementary schools usually inside of an LEC funded Technology and Literacy computer labs.

Provides resources to men and churches to produce spiritual growth through training, conferences, small groups, and leadership development.

Non-profit organization creating One-to-One mentoring relationships between volunteer Big Brothers/Sisters over age 21 with Little Brothers/Sisters, age 7 through 15 years to enroll; primarily from single-parent homes for mentoring and support. Adult volunteers are carefully screened and whenever possible are matched with youth who live nearby.

Matches adults age 20 and older with at-risk youth ages 6 to 17 for professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationships. The mentors help youth to overcome challenges and to achieve their highest potential.

Activities include: *Parent and Family Workshops; *Mentoring; *Community Wide Health Initiative Community Wide-Reading Initiative Reading Buddies Anti Drug Coalition Activities Buckle Up for Life Seat Belt and Car Seat Safety Poverty Education and Awareness Bristol Youth Council *Networking Alliance.

Serves more than 20,000 girls and 7,000 volunteers from Southwest Virginia to North Georgia. The Four Program Goals serve as the foundation for all of the materials, activities and initiatives that are developed under the auspices of Girl Scouting. They are as follows: 1. Girls will develop to their full potential. 2. Girls will relate to others with increasing understanding, skill and respect. 3. Girls will develop a meaningful set of values to guide their actions and to provide a foundation for sound decision making. 4. Girls will contribute to the improvement of society through the use of their abilities and leadership skills, working in cooperation with others.

Mentor program for pregnant teens. These adult role models have successfully raised their own children and assist the teen throughout her pregnancy and up to the baby's first birthday.

Provides a college preparatory program for high school students. Recruits from 12 high schools in the counties in and around the Charlottesville area. Assists students with tutoring, cultural enrichment, motivation and academic enrichment.

Makes a difference in the lives of children who are seriously emotionally disturbed by providing a positive and caring role model, known as a mentor, who spends quality time finding a child's strengths and building on them. Mentors also teach social skills, anger management, and much more while also working with parents, and assisting with school-related challenges.

After school program that provides tutoring, computer training, sports education, homework help, and mentoring.

Planning and coordination of services to youth; evaluation and referral of youth in need of services to appropriate agencies for purpose of directing them from the court system. Youth Council for City High School students. Mentoring programs for youth. Also provides life skill work shops, such as health, anger management and stress management.

Provides young ladies with opportunities to address issues concerning the transition from girlhood to womanhood through workshops, activities and guest-speakers.

Assist with coaching, supporting and training the youth in age appropriate behaviors, interpersonal communication, conflict resolution and problem solving skills. Therapeutic interventions are also implemented to assist with possible related underlining issues that may correlate to DSM diagnosi

Big Brothers Big Sisters matches children from single parent homes with caring adults who serve as role models. School mentoring offered - one to one.

The Madeline Centre, Inc. staff works with client and family towards less intense therapeutic goals. Mentoring services are usually used in tandem with IIHS or as a transition service into our out of more intensive services.

Provides an after school program designed to meet the recreational, educational, social, and nutritional needs of children. Offers a tutoring program to all children at the center on Mondays through Thursday.All day programming available in the summer.