Offer one-to-one mentoring for children ages 5-18, providing companionship and guidance to help youth reach their potential through community-based, adult school-based, and high school mentoring programs.

Supports individuals and families affected by the AIDS crisis. The organization provides services such as assistance with emergency finances, housing placement, re-entry planning post-incarceration, psychosocial support, and participation in the Wellness Community at Hyacinth.

Provides services to at-risk youth and their families. Services include: in-home family and individual counseling; mentoring programs; a summer camp; after-school programs; transportation for parents to the youth detention center to visit children; an in-home parenting program; evaluation services for substance abuse, sexual misconduct, fire risk, and needs assessments; and life skills development.

Partners with athletes to educate high school students on how to become mentors and student leaders. High school students are trained on various life skills, including: conflict resolution, sportsmanship, and making positive lifestyle choices focusing on drug prevention. After the program completes, high school students will go on to mentor middle school students.

Provides programs for girls grades K-12 learning to discover, connect and take action through troop and group recreational and educational events, trips, camping and service projects.

Provides a one-to-one mentoring relationship to children ages 7-15. Responsibilities include companionship and guidance of youth to assist them in achieving their highest potential. Services may include: community based mentoring, adult school based mentoring, and high school mentoring.

Provides academic, social, and spiritual programs to inner-city Camden youth in a safe, empowering, and enriching environment. Services include but are not limited to: mentoring, tutoring and academic support, college entrance support, leadership development, presentations and group discussions, friendship and support, spiritual development, and community service opportunities.

Matches volunteers, ages 55 and older, with 1 to 2 students who they meet with once a week in a Princeton Public school to encourage a love of learning through reading. Volunteers meet the students weekly during the school year.

Offers boys and girls a comprehensive approach to personal development, peer mentoring, leadership development skills, and physical activities through organized sports.

Offers year round recreational and social activities that foster positive social and physical development of children in Trenton and the surrounding communities. Activities include juvenile delinquency prevention programs, mentoring, tutoring, baseball, basketball, bowling, etc.

Provides a photography mentoring program to youth, ages 8 to 13. Introduces school-age children to photography as a means of self-expression and an opportunity for personal growth.

The Foster Grandparent Program enables volunteers, ages 55 and over, to remain physically and mentally active by partnering them with children with special needs. Volunteers are trained to work with children in order to improve their physical, mental, emotional and social development. Children in the program range from ages 1 through 12.

Offers a four-month program for juvenile offenders aimed at nurturing self-worth and self-esteem. Provides educational training, vocational instruction, and group counseling services to youth referred by the family court. Program includes educational training in classic skills and computers, vocational instruction through classroom training and job placement, counseling including group and individual sessions, field trips, and a re-entry program aiding return to school with marking period reviews and resume preparation.

Helps participants restore relationships with family members, neighbors, and themsleves. Services include individual, couples, and family counseling sessions, as well as monthly parenting classes.

Provides programs for girls grades K-12 learning to discover, connect and take action through troop and group recreational and educational events, trips, camping and service projects.

Offers two mentoring programs designed to help individuals reach their full potential. Food for Thought: Male Mentor Program - for male youth 3rd-12th grades. Womyn's Worth Program - supportive program designed for females. The group meets once monthly on Saturdays.

Provides a faith-based recovery program for individuals suffering from all forms of addiction. The treatment methodology is peer-to-peer and not clinical. The program has former addicts involved at the leadership level, offering encouragement to those seeking freedom from addictive behavior.

Matches children to volunteers for one-on-one mentoring. Mentorship programs cover a variety of topics and life skills. Mentorships are for 4 hours a month.

Offers recreation and a counseling program, including bilingual counseling in Spanish. The recreation offerings include a gym, ping pong, television, computers, computer classes, homework club, tutoring, job mentoring and college mentoring programs.

Offer one-to-one mentoring for children ages 5-18, providing companionship and guidance to help youth reach their potential through community-based, adult school-based, and high school mentoring programs.

Provides in-community and in-home counseling, mentoring, and 1:1 educational support and behavioral assistance to youth with specific emotional needs and their families.

Generates and promotes the involvement of men in the lives of their children, family and community. The program aims to establish a male network, connect males with community resources, and increase the understanding of how children grown and learn.

Offer one-to-one mentoring for children ages 5-18, providing companionship and guidance to help youth reach their potential through community-based, adult school-based, and high school mentoring programs.

Provides a peer mentoring recovery program for wounded veterans and their families. Mentors are previous service members who are available for support throughout the entire civlian transititioning process. Peer mentors can motivate, listen, and provide resources to all participants, based upon their needs.

Offer educational, social, and service-oriented programs two evenings per week year-round, including speakers, workshops, team building, and leadership development, with topics selected by youth based on their interests and needs.