By Bryan Schwartzman
The Big Brothers-Big Sisters Program, one of the oldest peer-mentoring initiatives in the country, has opened its doors in Jamaica and is looking for volunteers.
The program established its first Queens site to solve a fundamental dilemma it faces: most participating youth live in the outer boroughs while most volunteers are from Manhattan.
Adrienne Renfroe, the Queens program coordinator, said a long list of children awaiting mentors has built up.