Mentoring partnership in action.
Here in Chattanooga, a new initiative is making waves across the local community, providing a much-needed boost to family welfare. The series came to life through a partnership between United for Working Families and United Way of Greater Chattanooga, who joined forces to bring change and propagate social connectedness throughout the region.
The eleventh episode in the series showcases the vital work of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga, an organization deeply rooted in social upliftment. This group’s core mission is to make a difference in young people’s lives through a combination of mentorship and companionship. Their work aims to bridge the gap faced by working families struggling to provide a nurturing environment for their kids due to their demanding schedules.
In this episode, representatives Jessica Pilcher and Liane Cooper make profound appearances to shed light on the program. Pilcher, the Director of United for Working Families at United Way of Greater Chattanooga, and Cooper, the Chief Operating Officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga, have done vital work in their respective organizations and share a common goal: to build stronger communities through social interconnectedness.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga has a meaningful impact on the community’s families and children. It actively provides opportunities for young people in the community, especially those from working families. Through one-to-one mentoring, the organization is assisting in changing the lives of children for the better, boosting their confidence and helping them to realize their potential. Their efforts are helping to build a stronger, more connected community for the future.
The discussion sheds light on the common issues faced by working families and how the combined efforts of organizations like United for Working Families, United Way of Greater Chattanooga, and Big Brothers Big Sisters can help alleviate these problems. The organizations continue to work tirelessly to support and empower local families and children, building a more robust and socially connected Chattanooga.
United for Working Families explores the impact of workplace policies on local families and children. Its primary objective is to advocate for the betterment of social connectedness within the community, predominantly families from different working sectors. The organization aims to bridge the gap, increase awareness on the issues faced by working families, and shed light on viable solutions.
Chattanooga is indeed fortunate to have organizations like United for Working Families, United Way of Greater Chattanooga, and Big Brothers Big Sisters as they carry on implementing programs to foster social belonging and alleviate conditions for local families.
The partnership between these local organizations emphasizes the importance of collective effort to bring about meaningful change. This initiative is an example of a community coming together to look out for its own, showcasing the power of unity in creating a better environment for all of us to thrive.
Source: HERE News Network
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