Mentoring has a positive impact on Mental Health: BBBS SHARE ON: Big Brothers Big Sisters [Photo: BBBS Facebook] With some 20 kids on the waiting list, the demand for the service is not letting up. Still, the work of the local Big Brothers Big Sisters remains rewarding both for those who serve and as well the children who are mentored. That’s the frontline sentiment from the Border City group. Director of Service Delivery, Jacqueline Weed has been with the Lloydminster chapter since 2003. She matches mentors to the kids and gets to see first hand the development of those relationships. She explains the complementary interaction between a mentor and a child.