Reader’s Guide to Part 2 (Chapters 5 and 6)Who should read Part 2?
- Someone in a Big Brothers Big Sisters agency who is interested in starting a Boys and Girls Club
- Someone in a Boys and Girls Club who is interested in starting a Big Brothers Big Sisters Program
- Someone in a community who is interested in starting a Big Brothers Big Sisters program, Boys and Girls Club or other service for children and youth
- Someone in an existing Big Brothers Big Sisters agency or Boys and Girls Club who is concerned about program sustainability issues
What is Part 2 about?
- The elements that are critical for creating a Big Brothers Big Sisters program or Boys and Girls Club that will endure and remain excellent over time
- The types of organizational homes in which a Big Brothers Big Sisters program or Boys and Girls Club may be situated
Why read Part 2?
- To ensure that your Big Brothers Big Sisters program or Boys and Girls Club contains the building blocks of a sustainable program (Chapter 5)
- To consider which organizational home would be most suitable for your Big Brothers Big Sisters program or Boys and Girls Club (Chapter 6)
- To be inspired by some real-life stories of Big Brothers Big Sisters programs and Boys and Girls clubs that have enhanced their sustainability through alternative organizational approaches (Stories following Chapter 6)