Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is a nationwide youth mentoring organization dedicated to fostering positive relationships between adult volunteers, known as Bigs, and children aged 6 to 18, referred to as Littles. With a commitment to building confidence, resilience, and opportunities for young people, the organization has been making meaningful, monitored matches for over 100 years. Through community and school-based programs, Big Brothers Big Sisters aims to impact self-confidence, education, and juvenile justice, ultimately transforming lives today and strengthening society for future generations. Their efforts are further highlighted through initiatives like Bowl For Kids Sake and collaborations with various partners, reinforcing the belief that every child deserves a champion in their corner. Generated from the website

Vanessa B Ream LCSW is a counseling practice based in Urbana, IL, offering professional mental health services to individuals seeking support and guidance. Specializing in therapy and counseling, the practice provides a safe and confidential space for clients to explore their emotions and work towards personal growth. With a focus on promoting mental well-being and emotional healing, Vanessa B Ream LCSW aims to help clients navigate life's challenges and develop coping strategies. The practice values empathy, understanding, and collaboration in the therapeutic process, fostering a supportive environment for clients to address their mental health concerns. Generated from their business information

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Illinois (BBBSCIL) has been dedicated to serving low-income and underprivileged youth from single-parent families for over 30 years, operating across multiple counties including Champaign, Macon, and Sangamon. The organization focuses on creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that empower youth to achieve their highest potential and avoid negative behaviors. Through community-based and site-based mentoring programs, BBBSCIL connects caring adults with children, helping them develop essential life skills and attributes for success. With a commitment to making a positive difference, the organization serves approximately 800 youth annually, aiming to guide them toward high school graduation and responsible adulthood. Generated from the website