Why Mentoring?
Studies show that mentoring is a cost-eective way to prevent juvenile delinquency and gang participation, saving thousands of taxpayer dollars in the long-term. More importantly, though, is that mentoring saves lives.
Each Little who is mentored is more likely to show an increase in academic performance and less likely to display behavioral problems than peers who are not being mentored.*
Each Little who is being mentored is less likely to enter the criminal justice system, less likely to drop out of school, and isare more likely to become a productive member of society.
Each Little who is being mentored has an increased chance of reaching his or her full potential. National research demonstrates that positive relationships between Littles and their Bigs have a measurable impact on Littles’ lives.
National research demonstrates that positive relationships between Littles and their
Bigs have a measurable impact on Littles’ lives.