The Brotherhood Program

Key Goals

Empower personal growth by equipping young men with practical life skills, academic support, and leadership training
Build strong relationships by matching participants with experienced mentors who provide guidance, encouragement, and real-world connections
Promote well-being and identity through mental health awareness, positive self-image, and a safe sense of belonging
Center youth voice by involving participants in decision-making and program design
Strengthen communities by inspiring civic engagement and encouraging youth to give back and lead

What We Offer

Workshops & Training - Hands-on sessions on goal setting, communication, financial literacy, conflict resolution, post-secondary planning, and more
Mentorship - One-on-one pairing with professionals, community leaders, and role models from a wide range of fields
Field Trips - Educational and recreational outings to colleges, job sites, museums, and cultural events, designed to inspire and expose youth to new opportunities
Recreation & Social Activities - Sports, team challenges, and cultural activities that build trust, confidence, and connection
Shared Meals - Nutritious meals provided at all major events to promote community and accessibility
Safe & Inclusive Spaces - A welcoming environment where youth can speak openly, grow, and support each other

Who Can Join

Young men ages 13 to 18
Youth interested in building leadership skills, exploring new opportunities, or seeking guidance and support
Open to all backgrounds: no cost to participate

Why It Matters

Get Involved

Register: Contact us at t.benjamin@pqchc.com to learn more or sign up
Become a Mentor: Share your experience and help shape a young person's future
Support the Program: Donations, partnerships, and community support make our work possible

Contact Us

Want to learn more about upcoming events, field trips, or how to get started? Contact us at t.benjamin@pqchc.com