Adults Mentoring Children program matches at-risk children with trained adult and senior volunteers, providing supportive relationships that expose the children to positive role models, develop self-esteem, and provide a sense of stability in their uncertain lives. Our intergenerational programs have been recognized for their excellence by the Mott and Exxon foundations.

Adopt-a-Grandchild serves children through age 16 who are from single parent families that have no local support.

Linking Lifetimes serves middle school children at-risk of truancy and delinquency.

Permanency Support Planning serves children ages 3-11 who are in state protective services supervision or in foster care due to abuse or neglect.

Yad B' Yad matches Jewish volunteers with Jewish youth from single parent families who could benefit from stable, adult role models.

Special Friends is a community based mentoring program that matches adult volunteers with children at risk of abuse and neglect. This program serves children in Polk County. Volunteers and the children participate in various activities throughout the community to give the children the possibility of a more stable future through friendship and support by matching a volunteer to spend a minimum of one hour per week with the child.

Capable and Caring Parent Program assists families in developing an environment that is competent in providing support, structure, safety and appropriate limits/boundaries in order to reduce the potential for child abuse and neglect. Program Serves: Miami-Dade County.

The Woman to Woman Program provides one-to-one mentoring to pregnant teens and teen mothers. The goals of the program are to prevent subsequent pregnancies among the teen mothers, increase self-esteem, strengthen their relationships with their parents, strengthen their skills as parents, and ensure academic success. Each teen is matched with a mentor who provides support and stability to encourage the emotional and social development of the teen through group workshops designed to help each youth reach personal goals. This two -year program includes a weekend retreat, a youth workshop series, parent education and family activities, and referrals to educational, employment and social service resources to help teen parents. The program serves all of Hillsborough County.

Violence Prevention is a middle school-based program designed to work with students, staff and parents to reduce drug use and violence. Positive and pro-social decision making is the program's core value. Independent evaluation has shown the program to be effective at reducing in-school and out of school suspensions, and referrals for aggressive, antisocial and disruptive behaviors.