How We Connected A Local Church With Our 1-to-1 Mentoring Program For A Unique Partnership
13 years ago, Bill Nesbitt and some other members of Clen-Moore church were looking for a way to get involved with Cray. They developed a unique partnership with our mentoring program that allowed church members to be matched with a child in the mentoring program, but instead of meeting one on one with the child, the mentors and mentees would meet as a group at Clen-Moore for dinner and activities twice a month.
Your Partner In Your Foster Care Journey
Our Foster Care team is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for any questions/concerns you may have.
Our Foster Care services provide safe and nurturing homes for children (infants through age 18+) who have been removed from their home due to parental abuse, neglect or a lack of parental control.
We serve as the connector to safe homes and quality care for these children and youth.
Learn about how Michael and Kaitlyn became foster parents.
Foster Care
The Family First Prevention Services Act is changing the way the foster system works. We’re ready for it.
Cray 1-to-1 Mentoring
Cray 1-to-1 Mentoring Lawrence County seeks to make life better for kids through the power of meaningful relationships
Cray Education
Center
Cray’s alternative education environment seeks to address challenging educational, emotional, and social circumstances for individual students.
2023 Bowl-A-Thon Thank You!
“Too Legit To Split – Back to the 90’s” Bowl – A –Thon to benefit Cray’s Mentoring Programs held April 29 th . The 29 th Annual Bowl-A-thon t benefit 1-to-1 Mentoring Lawrence County and [...]
2023-2024 High School Mentoring Opportunities
Volunteer Mentoring Opportunity for Lawrence County High School Students HS Mentor volunteer application and reference forms 2023 Are you a high school student looking to make a difference? Are [...]
Cray 1-to-1 Mentors and Mentees Give Back
13 years ago, Bill Nesbitt and some other members of Clen-Moore church were looking for a way to get involved with Cray. They developed a unique partnership with our mentoring [...]
From The Director – Spring 2022
I want to apologize that we did not get a Fall newsletter out to all you folks, but time just got away from us. Winter was brutal in many ways this year with almost [...]
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