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Simba Mentoring Program

Simba is a culturally and gender specific mentoring program for African-American boys and African-American men. The men provide the boys with pathways for leadership opportunities, exposure to growth prospects and community pride. Through consistent relationship building, the boys are empowered to reflect their new skills and knowledge in a positive and productive manner that demonstrates self-development and civic-mindedness. Simba is supported by the Simba Advisory Committee.  

Simba Mentors

Simba Youth and Mentors Visit the Ohio State University.

Simba Youth and Mentors Visit the Ohio State University.

Simba Mentors

 

Click here to download the Simba Mentoring Program brochure.


Simba Youth and Mentors Visit the Ohio State University.

Simba Youth and Mentors Visit the Ohio State University.

Simba Youth and Mentors Visit the Ohio State University.


Click here to get started by submitting and inquiry form  

or call (614) 275-2690. 

Malaika Mentoring Program

 Malaika is a culturally and gender specific mentoring program for African-American girls and African-American women. Through individual relationships, creative programing efforts, and community building, Malaika mentors address the unique challenges faced by African-American girls, while supporting their transition into womanhood. Malaika is supported by the Malaika Advisory Committee. 

Malaika Retreat

Malaika Mentor and Youth

Malaika Mentor and Youth

Click here to download the Malaika Mentoring Program brochure. 

Malaika Mentor and Youth

Malaika Mentor and Youth

Malaika Mentor and Youth

 Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? If so, click here to get started by submitting an inquiry form or call (614) 275-2690. 

College-Bound Mentoring Program

College-Bound mentors are matched with youth ages 15 and older to help youth prepare to reach their dreams. They develop long term, structured, and trusting relationships with youth, while providing support, guidance, instruction, and advocacy as youth prepare for their careers. Mentors teach youth that life holds many options and that they can achieve their goals. 

College-Bound Youth and Mentor

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

Download the College-Bound Mentoring Program Brochure


Download the College-Bound Resource Guide


Download FCCS Post Secondary Education Resource Guide 

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? If so, click here to get started by submitting an inquiry form or call (614) 275-2690. 


We regularly accept donations for college care packages. Click here for a list of needed items. 

Friendship Mentoring Program


Friendship is our cornerstone volunteer program. It matches a caring adult to a child in need of a special friend. Friendship volunteers develop meaningful relationships with their matches and expose them to fun experiences and new opportunities. Friendship is supported by the Volunteer Services Advisory Committee. 

Friendship Mentors and Youth

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

 


Click here to download the Friendship Mentoring Program brochure


College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University

College-Bound Youth at Wright State University



Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? If so, click here to get started by submitting an inquiry form or call (614) 275-2690. 



Crisis Center Volunteer Program

Our Crisis Center is located at the agency’s intake, assessment and investigations department at 4071 East Main Street. The needs of the Crisis Center are diverse and our volunteers are there for us in a variety of ways. They clean and sanitize toys, stock shelves and provide childcare and other assistance as directed by appointed staff. Unlike our mentoring programs, crisis volunteers are not matched with a specific child. Instead, volunteers occasionally provide much needed support, interaction and supervision for children when they are brought to intake. In addition, they work to ensure that children who come to the Crisis Center experience a safe, secure, and positive environment where their needs are met.


We appreciate your interest in supporting our agency. To keep up to date on what is happening at FCCS, please consider signing up to receive our e-newsletter Connects and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

 

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