Lending a hand to military children

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State is expanding mentoring services to include children who have a parent serving in the military. Made possible largely through a grant issued to its national headquarters by the U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Protection, the Cranston-based nonprofit is depending on corporate and community involvement to keep the program operational in the long-term. More

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