Sara’s journey with BBBSO began just a year ago as a placement student. Quickly, her passion for...

Mike and Josh first met six years ago when they were matched through Big Brothers Big Sisters...

June marks Pride Month across Canada; a time when we come together to uplift and celebrate 2SLGBTQI+ communities and their contribution, resilience, diversity and ongoing fight for equality.

Mentorship is often thought of as a one-way endeavor; one party guiding and pushing the other.

As a Mentorship Coordinator at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ottawa (BBBSO), Julie has transformed countless lives through her dedication to fostering meaningful mentor-mentee relationships.

On Wednesday, local MPP Chandra Pasma met with the team at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ottawa (BBSO) as they unveiled their new inclusive community space within their social enterprise retail outlet Thrive Select Thrift located at 1547 Merivale Road in Nepean.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ottawa (BBBSO) is proud to announce that eQ Homes has extended their commitment to the charity as the event’s Title Sponsor with a new three-year partnership.

As Elizabeth and Tara’s story illustrates, mentorship is not just about guidance; it’s about creating lasting connections, instilling confidence, and empowering individuals to realize their full potential.

The Orléans Pickleball Festival Presented by Ken Gordon Holdings launches at the Orléans Tennis & Pickleball Club on Sunday, June 16.

In a bustling city like Ottawa, amidst the rush of everyday life, there exists a profound bond between two individuals that is a prime example of the work of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ottawa (BBBSO). 

In a world often fraught with challenges, one beacon of hope shines brightly: youth mentorship. It’s a simple yet profound concept that has the power to shape lives, communities, and ultimately, our collective future.

In Ottawa, David’s upbringing was marked by financial strain and the absence of a father...