81. ABC7Chicago.com Youth Mentoring youth mentoring. youth mentoring All Youth and youth groups, make plans to attend the Summit where we deal with the issues! http://abclocal.go.com/wls/features/community/CO_youth_mentoring.html

82. Foundations Of Successful Youth Mentoring: A Guidebook For Program Development | Mentoring has become a popular strategy for helping youth stay on track, but setting up and sustaining a successful program takes some thought and knowhow, http://www.connectforkids.org/node/1607

@import "misc/drupal.css"; @import "modules/bookreview/bookreview.css"; @import "modules/sidecontent/sidecontent.css"; @import "themes/connectforkids/style.css"; Connect for Kids Home Weblinks Main Menu Surf to Find Info: Topics: Choose a Topic: Child Care Diversity Education Family Income Health History of Childhood Media Parenting Taking Action Youth at Risk Go Go Types of Content: Articles Blog: Under the CFK Umbrella Events Field Reports Organizations Talktime Live! Toolkits Weblinks Youth Experts Go Guides: Action Central Book Corner CFK Site Guide Kid Beat: Media Resources Newsletters State Pages Topics Go About CFK Keyword Search: Search In Your Inbox: Newsletters: CFK Weekly Connections Celebrating Families E-Alert Connections Re-Connecting Our Youth E-Update Go Subscribe now Related Terms Topics: Mentoring Click a link above to view all content that has been categorized under that term. Related Articles Leading the Way Wanted: More Militant Mentors for Mentoring Straight to the Corner Office ... Leaving the Nest Foundations of Successful Youth Mentoring: A Guidebook for Program Development Mentoring has become a popular strategy for helping youth stay on track, but setting up and sustaining a successful program takes some thought and know-how, according to this new guidebook. The manual includes checklists to gauge the strength of your efforts, and a timeline for setting up new programs.

83. Mentoring | Connect For Kids Findings suggest youth mentoring that involves parents or caregivers hold Foundations of Successful youth mentoring A Guidebook for Program Development http://www.connectforkids.org/taxonomy/term/341

@import "misc/drupal.css"; @import "modules/bookreview/bookreview.css"; @import "modules/sidecontent/sidecontent.css"; @import "themes/connectforkids/style.css"; Connect for Kids Home Topics Taking Action ... Main Menu Surf to Find Info: Topics: Choose a Topic: Child Care Diversity Education Family Income Health History of Childhood Media Parenting Taking Action Youth at Risk Go Go Types of Content: Articles Blog: Under the CFK Umbrella Events Field Reports Organizations Talktime Live! Toolkits Weblinks Youth Experts Go Guides: Action Central Book Corner CFK Site Guide Kid Beat: Media Resources Newsletters State Pages Topics Go About CFK Keyword Search: Search In Your Inbox: Newsletters: CFK Weekly Connections Celebrating Families E-Alert Connections Re-Connecting Our Youth E-Update Go Subscribe now Topic Relations Topic: Taking Action Includes these other subtopics: Finding Funding Improving Communities Volunteering Mentoring 8 Jay's Enterprise, Inc. To promote growth in the community through comprehensive marketing and educational programs. To enhance the abilities of youths through mentoring, tutoring, money management are just a few avenues we will incorporate to accomplish these goals. read more Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) vigorously promotes positive changes in programs and policies that affect large numbers of children. With particular concern for very vulnerable children, OICA is committed to improving conditions for all children.

84. Stand By Me: Introduction This dramatic expansion in youth mentoring speaks volumes about the faith our And it s not surprising, given how rapidly the youth mentoring phenomenon http://www.hup.harvard.edu/features/rhosta/intro.html

Return to the overview of Stand by Me Introduction Youth mentoring programs are in the limelight. Over two million young people have a Big Brother, a Big Sister, or a similar adult volunteer involved in their lives, and the numbers are rising at an unprecedented rate. Although mentoring initiatives in the United States date back to the turn of the century, nearly half of all programs were established in the past five years, and only 18 percent have been operating for more than fifteen years. And what we see today is just a beginning. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Americaprobably the best-known agency nationwidehas committed to doubling its size within five years, and other agencies have set similar goals. Unfortunately, that is often not the case. These recommendations are rarely based on scientific research that has undergone peer reviewnot out of any intent to ignore findings or deceive readers but simply because such rigorous studies are in short supply. And it's not surprising, given how rapidly the youth mentoring phenomenon has grown, that few researchers have had a chance to step back and ask howor, indeed, whetherthese interventions help boys and girls navigate the rough shoals of adolescence. Today, despite the "buzz" surrounding the topic of mentoring, many important questions about the effectiveness of mentoring relationships remain unasked and unanswered. To explain what we currently know and to point out areas where our knowledge is still inadequate are my primary reasons for writing this book.

85. Violence Prevention Week User Forum - Viewing Topic #1 - Homeland Security Youth receive our free Homeland Security youth mentoring Kit to activate crime and violence prevention programs. It s fun to implement and easy to use. http://www.violencepreventionweek.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=106

86. William T. Grant Foundation - Active Grants Full Title, youth mentoring Relationships. Grant Type, Research. Grant Start Date, 06/2004. Grant End Date, 11/2005. Grant Amount, $25000 http://www.wtgrantfoundation.org/grant_profile3079/grant_profile_show.htm?grante

87. Community Connection MMP youth mentoring 1101 Hauck Dr. Rolla, MISSOURI 65401 Tel 573-368-2849 Fax 573-368-3911 Contact Susan Delventhal E-mail Address susand@thepccp.org http://www.communityconnection.org/resource_pages/45642.html

88. YMCA Of Honolulu: Youth Mentoring Project HOME About the YMCA Community Development youth mentoring Project. Ka Lei Kau I Ka Hano youth mentoring Project http://www.ymcahonolulu.org/youth mentoring.htm

HOME About the YMCA Community Development Ka Lei Kau I Ka Hano Youth Mentoring Project Ka Lei Kau I Ka Hano is a Hawai`ian phrase that means A Child Set in a High Place of Honour The criteria for participation are: Youth is 11-14 years old Youth is of Hawai`ian, Filipino, Samoan or Micronesian descent Youth attends Central, Dole or Kalakaua Middle School Youth did not participate in a previous Mentoring Project at the Kalihi YMCA. The four aspects of Ka Lei Kau I Ka Hano are: Academic (i.e. tutoring, computer skills, study skills, home-work help, library skills) Life Skills Family Activities , e.g. relationships, communication skills, family values Cultural Awareness , e.g. outings, native foods, arts and crafts, visual arts, history, ancestry. Topics for parent meetings include: Effective communication skills Effective problem solving techniques Resolving conflicts Preventing Drug and Alcohol Use Promoting Positive Emotional Health In addition, gift certificates totalling $75 are presented to parents for each child that enrolls in the Project. These are given in $25 increments, at the beginning, at the end and at the 6-month follow-up. M c Ka Lei Kau I Ka Hano Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Services Youth Mentoring Project Youth Service Center Project Communities in Schools search branch finder program information about the YMCA Save as Homepage

89. Careers And Student Development - Canterbury Chirst Church University College Kent youth mentoring. This Project is NOW under the Umbrella of RPSRainer.org This will give you details and contacts for a range of Mentoring http://volunteer.canterbury.ac.uk/kent-youth-new.htm

text only Volunteer Homepage CCCUC Volunteering Code of Practice and Data Protection Information Volunteering Opportunities: Social Services Conservation Media Sport ... "Global Connections Programme" etc.. Featured Opportunities CCCUC/K.A.S. Sports Volunteering Kent Sports Volunteering Project Maths Mentors for CCCUC Students ... Paid (?) Volunteering: Mature Students CCCUC Mature Students Page Try the Experience Corps? CCCUC Worldwide Volunteering Database Do It ! ... Count me In ! Information Everything Careers Homepage JobShop ... Thanet Campus Click here for: CCCUC / K.AS.

90. Sustainability Planning And Resource Development For Youth Mentoring Programs This 178page guide features a comprehensive look at how youth mentoring programs can create their own custom resource development plans. http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/enews/05juvjust/050627.html

var strIP = '67.18.104.18'; Search FAQs Contact Us E-News Sustainability Planning and Resource Development for Youth Mentoring Programs June 27, 2005 The National Mentoring Center, which is supported by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, has announced the availability of "Sustainability Planning and Resource Development for Youth Mentoring Programs." This 178-page guide features a comprehensive look at how youth mentoring programs can create their own custom resource development plans. Subjects covered include planning strategies, corporate giving, foundations, government grants, individual giving, local events, the ethics of fundraising, and board involvement. Resources: "Sustainability Planning and Resource Development for Youth Mentoring Programs" is available online at http://www.nwrel.org/mentoring/pdf/sustainability.pdf Return to Archives AMBER Alert National Sex Offender Public Registry ... AskJJ A component of the Office of Justice Programs U.S. Department of Justice

91. Best Practices - Youth Mentoring Public Health Best Practices youth mentoring. Effectiveness of Mentoring Programs for Youth A Meta-Analytic Review - September 2002 Data Trends http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/ps/bestpractices/topicsubpages/mentor.html

92. Franklin Community Action Corporation The youth mentoring Initiative is a collaboration between FCAC Youth Programs and the Parent Child Development Center (PCDC) that offers middle school http://www.fcac.net/page.php?id=197

93. Indiana Youth Institute [ Library/Reference ] Foundations of Successful youth mentoring A Guidebook to Program Development. National Mentoring Center, March 2003. Drawing from results of the national http://www.iyi.org/library_reference/reports_details.asp?ReportID=265&TopicID=19

94. Davis (CA499) - Press Release - Susan Davis Honors Luis Natividad For Youth Ment Susan Davis Honors Luis Natividad for youth mentoring Natividad is the First Recipient of the Davis’s Mentor of the Month Award. San Diego, CA On Friday, http://www.house.gov/susandavis/press/pr42401natividadmentor.html

For Immediate Release: April 24, 2001 Susan Davis Honors Luis Natividad for Youth Mentoring Natividad is the First Recipient of the Davis’s Mentor of the Month Award San Diego, CA - On Friday, April 20, Congresswoman Susan Davis awarded Luis Natividad a Congressional Proclamation honoring his work as a mentor in a ceremony at the Civic Center Plaza downtown. As the voting numbers and participation in public service by young people has declined, Natividad has been instrumental in getting hundreds of young members of the Latino community involved in community service and leadership activities through his work as founder and co-chair of the Latino Unity Coalition, and with other organizations. Natividad is the first recipient of the Davis’s coveted Mentor of the Month Award. “Luis has been tireless in his extensive commitment to community service and cultivating leaders in the Latino community,” said Davis. “In the time I have known Luis Natividad, he has served as a role model for people throughout San Diego. He certainly deserves recognition for his years of service to San Diego.” Natividad, who currently works for San Diego City Councilman George Stevens, is the founder and co-chair of the Latina/o Indigenous Coalition. He was Executive Director for the Chicano Federation of San Diego County from 1972 to 1974 and a former Mexican American Foundation Liaison to communities and businesses for the U.S and Mexico. He is the founder of Operation Warm Heart, Clothing and Blankets to Mexican Children.. Natividad is a charter member of the Spirit of the Barrio, which raises funds for the Community Health Center, and is also a member of the Bi-National Health Council Emergency Medical Committee.

95. Student's Community Service Center Courses in youth mentoring. 2 credits Please inquire –Only for certain majors. The course in youth mentoring is designed to provide ISU students with http://www.isu.edu/union/community/ymentoring.shtml

Youth Mentoring Courses in Youth Mentoring 2 credits: Day/Time: 4 hours/week, flexible scheduling. Reflection: 2 hours every other week. Location: School District #25 elementary schools. Instructor: Linda Burke, Student Activities Center Course Description Course Requirements 12 hours of training by social service professionals is required. Mentors are required to be in a designated school 4 hours each week. Mentors are required to attend group reflection sessions every other Thursday. A 500-700 word reflection paper is required at the end of the semester. Student Activities Center

96. KBOO Community Calendar: "Portland Impact's Youth Mentoring Program" Portland Impact s youth mentoring Program Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday between Oct 20, 2004 Oct 1, 2005. What can you do in 60 minutes? http://www.kboo.fm/calendar/detail.php?event_id=3954&w=0

97. Arizona Department Of Juvenile Corrections - Faith-Based Mentoring The goals of the ADJC youth mentoring Program are to provide high risk youth ADJC youth mentoring Program requires that youth and mentors are gender http://www.juvenile.state.az.us/Offices/FaithMentoring/FaithHome.htm

Home FAQ Help For Your Child Search FIND BY CATEGORY Agency Information Contact Career Opportunities Human Resources ... Yuma Faith-Based Mentoring click here to view this document en español Overview The Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections Youth Mentoring Program assists high risk youth to be successful as they transition back to their communities. It is a faith-based program that also includes community and secular mentor opportunities so that all youth have access to their individual preference. Partnerships with other established community mentoring programs include Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree Mentoring, One-on-One Partners, Match Point, and Incarcerated Youth Outreach. The goals of the ADJC Youth Mentoring Program are to provide high risk youth with a caring adult who can: Participate in the youth’s transition planning. Help youth prioritize and set goals. Be a friend and role model. Support and encourage youth. Assist the youth and their family with practical needs through faith and community contacts. Introduce youth to work experience opportunities through faith and community contacts.

98. National Guard Youth Challenge Program A structured, quasimilitary training and mentoring program affiliated with the National Guard for at-risk youth that develops the life skills, educational levels and employment potential of 16-18 year old high-school drop-outs http://www.ngycp.org/

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99. Social Advocates For Youth - Home Offers programs and services for atrisk teens in Silicon Valley including counseling, emergency shelter, independent living skills, and mentoring. http://sayscc.org/

Admin Offices 538 Valley Way Milpitas , CA 95035-4106 Casa SAY Runaway Homeless Shelter 509 View Street Mountain View CA 24-hour help line The Mission Our mission at Social Advocates for Youth is to turn the lives of at-risk youth around by providing emotional and physical shelter and the opportunity to build a brighter future. Please support us! Cirque du Soleil On-line ticket sales coming soon! Call 408-539-2121 to reserve your tickets now!

100. Big Brothers Big Sisters Promotes and supports the development of oneto-one mentoring programs for children and youth around the world. Includes member organizations around the world. http://www.bbbsi.org/

contact us site map search links Creating Possibilities Through Relationships i s a global alliance of country-specific national associations of Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteer mentoring programs working to improve the lives of children and youth around the world. BBBS International promotes and supports the development of Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs throughout the world - operating independently in various countries - and helps them build service capacity and create sustainability. Big Brothers Big Sisters programs are established and managed by leaders in the community, valuing the individual, the family, and society's culture, and comply with the international standards of service delivery. Big Brothers Big Sisters is the world's premier mentoring program for children and youth. What's New New Zealand National BBBS Director Receives Humanitarian Award First Group of Volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters Trained in Haiti BBBS of Delmas-Haiti Executive Director in Philadelphia Rountable on Mentoring in Zagreb ... Archives - Click here to view previous articles South Africa Bulgaria Netherlands HOME Who We Are Countries Photo Journal ... History Big Brothers Big Sisters International 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 704, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA, Tel: 001-215-717-5130, Fax: 001-215-717-5134

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