Partnering Organizations
As an integral part
of SHIELD Mentor Program, we are proud the following
partners in working together for youth. The support provided by our
partners allows us to better serve our communities, as well as to
provide more resources and opportunities for our mentors and staff.
If
your organization wants to get involved with
our dynamic collaborative - or if you should be on this list - please contact us.
Thank
you, we could not do it without you. Click on the links to learn more
about their services:
Youth
First ... a helping hand in the community!
Headquartered at
the Folk Teen Center, Youth First offers citywide programs for at-risk teenagers.
By our definition, all teens are potentially at-risk. Youth First
partners with non-profit organizations and service providers for
teenagers and their families.
For more information, contact the
Youth First office at (336) 373-2934.
Black Child Development
Founded in 1978 by
Greensboro native, Sarah Walden Herbin, the Black Child Development Institute of Greensboro, Inc.
is one of 33 affiliates of the National
Black Child Development Institute. Since their inception they have been
steadfast in the mission of improving and protecting the quality of
life of children, youth and families in the Greater Greensboro
community.
For more information, contact Black Child Development at (336)230-2138.
The Hope
Project
The Hope Project staff, volunteers, advisors, and
community organizations work to bring together community members to
build a network focused on steering kids away from gangs and gang
related activity.
Call 336-373-HOPE (4673) to speak with a staff member for general
program information or to arrange a formal partnership meeting.