Youth Education / Mentoring
*While we make every effort to keep this information up to date we suggest you call the organization to confirm
Organization | Address | Phone Number | Hours | Services Offered | Referral Type | Additional Information |
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Ada Jenkins Center | 212 Gamble Street, Charlotte, NC | 704-896-0471 | by appt only | Provides career counseling, job readiness, job placement, life skills, job skills training, money management and credit counseling Ada Jenkins Center. Programs include a Computer Center, After School Tutoring, Mobile and in office Medical and Dental Clinics, and food pantry. Some financial aid offered may be for paying utilities, rent, clothing, furniture and household goods. | self | valid form of ID and proof of address such as mail, utility bill |
Behailu Academy | 451 E 36th St | (980) 224-8854 | Afterschool hours | Afterschool program for teens. Transportation provided for Garinger, Cochrane and Eastway | ||
Bethlehem Center | Main Phone Number: 704-375-1417
Head Start : 704-333-0203 Out of School Time: 704-371-7426 |
Early Childhood Development Program, After school program with tutoring and mentoring, and Scholarship Fund. | Social Worker or Partner agency | |||
Big Brothers Big Sisters | 3801 E. Independence Blvd., Suite 101, Charlotte, NC 28205 | 704-910-1301 | Support and mentoring program where children of single parents are matched with role models who provide support and nurturing for extended periods of time | Enroll | ||
Boys To Men Foundation | 704-858-3790 | Boys To Men Foundation believes that education is a key element to becoming a man, and just as importantly, a productive citizen. The Boys To Men Foundation believes that family is a necessary component in the development of a young male’s transition into manhood. The Boys To Men Foundations believes that by supporting the community in a variety of outreach programs this will provide a strong sense of belonging vital to becoming a productive member of society. |
Self | |||
Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte | 1123 S Church St Charlotte NC 28203 |
704-370-3262 | Food Pantry – Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8 – 10 a.m.Call for other services |
Counseling, Pregnancy Support, Food Pantry, Immigration services, and Refugee and Language Assistance (case management, afterschool, employment and housing assistance, interpretation) | Self | |
Communities in Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg | 601 E. 5th Street, Suite 300 Charlotte, NC 28202 |
704-335-0601 | Helps young people stay in school and prepare for life by connecting them to the resources they need to be successful; includes tutoring and mentoring, cultural and volunteer activities, healthcare and counseling, parent involvement workshops, teen parent programs, and college access/ career services program) | Parents interested in their child participating in CIS must make a referral to the CIS school-based site coordinator. (For a list of CMS schools that currently offer CIS, please see Schools We Serve.) | ||
Girls on the Run | 704-333-2566 | A non-profit organization that combines interactive curriculum and running to inspire self-respect and healthy lifestyles for pre-teen girls ages 3rd-8th grade | ||||
Males Place | Mecklenburg County Health Dept. 2845 Beatties Ford Rd. Charlotte, NC 28216 |
980-314-9485 | Male Involvement Program Hours: 8AM-5PM M-F, please call for appointment 6PM-8PM, | aims to provide life skills and other help to 12-18-year-olds so they will develop into responsible adults. We provide comprehensive and preventive health educational programs, enrichment experiences and resources necessary for appropriate manhood development. | Self | |
McKinney Vento Act | 4421 Stuart Andrew Blvd., 5th Floor Charlotte, NC 28217 |
980-343-1077 | If you are living in the following situations your school-aged child may qualify for for certain rights and protections: doubled-up housing with other families or friends due to hardship; runaway/homeless youth shelters (even if parents invite the youth home); hotels or motels; shelters, including domestic violence shelters; transitional housing shelters; cars, abandoned buildings parks, the streets or other public spaces; campgrounds or inadequate trailer homes |
Contact for services or contact the school Social Worker | ||
One 7 Ministries | ||||||
Urban Promise Charlotte | Physical Address: 6210 Old Pineville Road Charlotte, NC 28217Mailing Address: 5214 Murrayhill Road Charlotte, NC 28210 |
301-325-9471 | Afterschool, Street Leaders Program and Summer Camps |
If you know of an organization that should be included in our list please email us at Info@FamiliesForwardCLT.org and let us know.