Building Relationships and Engaging Kids During a Pandemic

Maggie Giel of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh

How to provide one-on-one time and one-on-one connections. How to engage in this pandemic, but still build a relationship together. How to ease concerns about being a big brother or sister during a pandemic. These are issues for which Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh has solutions, according to Program Director Maggie Giel. Sheila Hyland hosts. bbbspgh.org

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Dec 03, 2020

Hosted by: Sheila Hyland
Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team
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