My Brother's Keeper

thru: City of Rochester Department of Recreation and Human Services

Supports a collaborative effort to uplift and empower Black and Brown boys and young men through transformative programming aligned with the national MBK framework.

Offers year-round programs designed to prepare youth for success in school, life, and the workforce.

  • Workforce readiness training
  • Mentorship from diverse community leaders
  • Project-based learning
  • Culturally responsive enrichment activities
  • MBK Fwllows Program serves as ambassadors for the MBK mission, representing Rochester in local and national MBK convenings

Eligibility: Resident of area served.

Application Process: Call for information.

Required Documentation: Program registration.

Fees: No fee for services.

Coverage Note: City of Rochester.

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This program is offered here:

Loretta C. Scott Center for Human Services

Map Marker 1
57 St Paul Street
Rochester NY 14604
Service/Intake:
Hours:
M-F 9:00AM-5:00PM, Closed 1:00PM-2:00PM.

Varies by program

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Staff

Isaac Bliss
Director of Youth Services
Isaac.Bliss@Cityofrochester.gov
585-428-7283

Che’ Hagins
Coordinator of Roc MBK Initiatives
Cheffan.Hagins@cityofrochester.gov
585-428-7938

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