ther is thoroughly screened, so that the child's best interests are always in mind. A mandatory police clearance, series of interviews, and references are to weed out any possible, future harm to the child. After the screening, the Big Brothers job is to create a solid foundation of trust and friendship. This can be best defined in the agencies "mission statement", which states: "The object of the association is to help the individual boy who is without a regular male influence, to enjoy a one-man/one-boy relationship through a friendship designed to promote the social, physical and moral welfare of the boy." The Big Brother is to have temporary full-custody of the boy, and to instill morals, and character, by sharing a different perspective of the world from the perspective the Little Brother might already have. Caseworkers are next in the chain of command, and they deal with the screening process and matching the successful candidates with "Little Brothers". Caseworkers also deal with any intervention, the overseeing policies, and ensuring they are being followed by the Big Brother. The caseworker is responsible for the interviews and the orientation to the program for the successful candidates. However, the most important job the casew
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