Kalamazoo County

Comstock Community Center is a non-profit 501 @ 3 agency that serves the residents of Kalamazoo County. The Center addresses the needs of seniors, youth and families by operating four comprehensive service programs: Adult Activities, Volunteer Coordination, Children and Youth Development and Program Development. The Center collaborates with numerous agencies to deliver a broad range of services.The adult programming provides opportunities to improve health and social interaction through regularly scheduled activities such as: Travel, Tai Chi, Pastel Painting, Exercise, Cards, and Bell Ringing. The Center's program coordination and development assures our county access to direct services provided by the center itself, hosted direct service providers and community agencies.The Center addresses issues of access, transportation and wrap around linkage by functioning as a single entry point for service delivery. In addition to the programs and services offered in-house, we also host organizations such as: Loaves and Fishes, AARP, Senior Services, AA, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and 4-H. By hosting these direct service providers the center is able to maximize its capacity for the delivery of a comprehensive range of services to the community at a minimal cost.Our Youth and Children services provides both fee for service and free activities for youngsters aged 2 1/2 to 18. These services include a pre-school, kindergarten wrap around, before and after school care, summer camp and a youth mentoring program for young men and women.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters is a non-profit organization based in Lansing, MI that focuses on providing mentorship opportunities for children in need. Through their programs, they aim to create positive relationships between adult volunteers and youth to help them reach their full potential and thrive in their communities. Generated from their business information

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBS) is the nation's largest donor- and volunteer-supported mentoring network, dedicated to making meaningful matches between adult volunteers ("Bigs") and children ("Littles") aged 6 through 18. With over 100 years of experience, BBBS focuses on developing positive relationships that significantly impact the lives of young people, promoting self-confidence, resilience, and opportunity. The organization operates community-based and school-based programs, providing a safe and welcoming environment for youth, particularly those from military families and foster care backgrounds. Through their commitment to mentoring, BBBS continues to shape the future by unlocking the potential within every child, ensuring they have the support needed to succeed and thrive in life. Generated from the website