The life-changing impact of one-on-one mentorship took center stage as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kansas City shared stories of connection, growth and potential now taking shape in Excelsior Springs.The presentation was part of a recent meeting of Excelsior Springs Substance Abuse Free Environments (SAFE), where coalition members learned how the evidence-based program is helping youth build resilience and stability through consistent, supportive relationships. The session took place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Excelsior Springs Hospital.Milca Aguirre, a Big Brothers Big Sisters staff member and longtime volunteer, spoke about how simple acts of mentorship can change a young person’s path.“I’ve been with Big Brothers Big Sisters for three years now, but I’ve been a big sister for five years,” said Aguirre. “My current little and I are about to hit our three-year anniversary in December. I really love the program and know how imp...