Educating Tomorrow

Boys' Club of NY's Flushing Clubhouse
After school mentor program providing recreational and educational activities.
Phone: 718-886-5454

Queens Adolescent Diversion Program
At-risk youth matched with mentors for one-to-one tutoring for 15 weeks. Mentors link youth with appropriate community resources and advocates on behalf of youth, including visiting the youthv¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s school for assessment purposes. Mentor spends four to six hours per week with youth.
Phone: 718-523-8204

Recreation Inner-city Sports and Education (RISE)
Provide a combination of athletics, education and cultural enrichment programs for youth, ages 8 to 20.
Phone: 718-723-4190

Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation
Youth mentoring tutorial program combining participation in sports and arts with academic tutoring and homework help. Peer tutoring is conducted by talented high school and college age peer tutors or volunteers who assist elementary and junior high age participants with their homework.
Phone: 718-786-7110

Vic Hanson Rec Center
Includes the broad goals of academic and developmental support as well as instruction in the fundamentals of tennis and physical fitness. It is coordinated with our Sports Department each Spring. Bow offered at both the Williamsbridge Oval Rec Center in the Bronx and the Vic Hanson Rec Center in Queens, thereby doubling the number of youth reached. They also have a summer institute.
www.cityparksfoundation.org/index1.aspx?BD=17125

Arab-American Family Support Center, Inc.
Aims to strengthen the values and bonds of the Arab community by providing direct contact with peers and adults who provide tutoring, mentoring and recreation.
Phone: 718-643-8000

Bedford-Stuyvesant v¢‚Ǩ˜ìI Have a Dreamv¢‚Ǩ¬ù Program
Provides long-term educational support, such as year-round academic assistance, computer training, counseling, one-to-one mentoring, recreational activities, field trips and tutoring assistance.
www.bsihad.org

Better Brooklyn Community Center
Offer tutoring sessions at various schools.
www.bbcenter.org

Adolescent and Family Comprehensive Services, Inc.
Youth matched with mentors who would benefit from the guidance of a concerned adult.
Phone: 718-229-2327

Baychester/Gunhill Youth Council
At-risk youth are provided role models for one-to-one mentoring, tutoring and story book reading.
Phone: 718-652-0810

Better Bronx for Youth
Provide mentors for youth, ages 13-19.
Phone: 718-665-2449
Email: bbfy@aol.com

Bronx AIDS Servicesv¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢ Adolescent Girlsv¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢ Mentoring Program
Intervention programs serving high-risk African American and Latina girls, providing educational support groups, adult women mentors, creative writing, and self-esteem building activities. Addresses HIV/STD and substance abuse prevention.
Phone: 718-295-5990

BronxConnect Mentoring Project Family Support Systems Unlimited
Career mentoring program provides young adults with information, assistance and resources to prepare them for the world of work.
Phone: 718-716-6000

Graham-Windham Services for Families and Children
Volunteers help children increase social and verbal skills through mentoring.
www.graham-windham.org

Administration for Children's Services
Mentoring program designed to meet the needs of older youth, ages 14-21, in foster care. Mentors meet with students 2-3 hours each week for at least one year.
Phone: 212-487-8552

Asian Professional Extension, Inc.
Promotes the personal and educational development of Asian-American youth by providing Asian American adult role models.
www.apex-ny.org

Amachi NY
Faith-based mentoring services to NY children, ages 5 to 18, with a parent currently or formerly incarcerated. Mentors meet with students for weekly for one year.
Phone: 212-822-2414

Ashpalt Green's Health and Fitness Careers Internship Program
Exposes youth, ages 13-18, to the health and fitness industry. Mentors communicate weekly and meet monthly with youth for one year.
Phone: 212-369-8890
Email: mfatimi@asphaltgreen.org

Association to Benefit Children
Weekend Mentoring program (Los Compalles) pairs individual children with energetic and committed adults from diverse backgrounds. These adult mentors serve as personal cheerleaders, role models, and 'big buddies' - offering support, counsel, friendship and positive reinforcement to young people age 7-14 from East Harlem, Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx. Other programs offered.
www.a-b-c.org

Asian Professional Extension, Inc.
Promotes the personal and educational development of Asian-American youth by providing Asian American adult role models.
www.apex-ny.org

Association to Benefit Children
Weekend Mentoring program (Los Compalles) pairs individual children with energetic and committed adults from diverse backgrounds. These adult mentors serve as personal cheerleaders, role models, and 'big buddies' - offering support, counsel, friendship and positive reinforcement to young people age 7-14 from East Harlem, Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx. Other programs offered.
www.a-b-c.org