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Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Franklin County (A program of the Child Health Center)

Address:  24 Falcon Dr
Auburn, ME 04210
Phone:  (207) 782-5437
E-mail:  susan.webster@childhealthcenter.org
Website: Website
Contact:  Susan Webster, Mentor Coordinator
 
Clients:  Local youth ages 8-12.
Services:  Big Brothers Big Sisters offers a preventative program based on one-to-one relationships between an adult volunteer and a child at-risk. The agency also provides alternative mentoring opportunities (site-based) with flexibility and also supports youth development activities.
Volunteer Opportunities: Little Brothers Big Sisters:
Little Brothers and Little Sisters come in all shapes and sizes and range in age from 8-12. They are all unique children who have their own personalities, individual talents, abilities, and favorite activities.
One thing they all have in common is the need for adults who can take the time to share a little part of their lives with them.
A Big Brother or Big Sister who can volunteer on a consistent basis can provide just what a young child needs. A Big Brother or Big Sister is not a replacement for a parent, not a babysitter, but just a grown-up friend who takes a genuine interest in one child.
Bigs take their little brother or sister fishing, swimming, strolling through the park, to the movies, to a baseball game, help bake a cake or dozens of other things that require a little time, good imagination and a sincere desire to help.

Healthy Community Coalition

Founded in 1989, Healthy Community Coalition (HCC) is an affiliate of the Franklin Community Health Network with a mission of promoting health and well-being in Franklin County and neighboring towns, including Livermore Falls.

The Franklin Resource Network

The mission of the Franklin Resource Network is to maximize resources in our community, enabling elders, people with disabilities, caregivers, and all residents to easily find information about, and gain access to, services and opportunities to contribute their gifts and talents.

This project is funded, in part, by an Aging and Disability Resource Center grant from the federal Administration on Aging and Center for Medicare and Medicaid services.