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Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Connecticut, two long-standing Connecticut youth mentoring organizations, announced they have merged to create Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut.
The nation’s oldest mentoring network is growing in Connecticut, offering even more opportunities for kids in the state to get some guidance from people in...
Connecticut’s Big Brothers Big Sisters programs have merged, and the combined organization seeks to surpass the number of boys and girls served before the coronavirus pandemic curbed referrals.
The Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Connecticut have merged into one organization, expanding the group’s reach and impact to the entire state, officials said this week. The new organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut, will operate under a new agreement with the nationwide Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. The newly combined organization now serves all of the state’s 169 municipalities, and officials from the organization said the plan is to create more mentoring matches than they’ve ever had before.
Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters creatively continue work and fun during the pandemic Little Sister Jahyleeanne of New London, who turned 11 in mid-February, enjoys a vegan snack with Big Sister Siobhan McGirl of Norwich. (photo submitted) Little Sister Jahyleeanne of New London, 11, relaxes with Big Sister Siobhan McGirl of Norwich. (photo submitted) Little Sister Jahyleeanne of New London, 11, loves to be silly with Big Sister Siobhan McGirl of Norwich. (photo submitted) Published February 16. 2021 7:49AM Jan Tormay, Special to The Times Nutmeg Little Sister Jahyleeanne of New London, who ...