1. Youth Mentoring - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Retrieved from http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/youth_mentoring . Categories Alternative education. Hidden categories Articles needing additional references http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youth_mentoring

Youth mentoring From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (November 2007) Youth mentoring is the process of matching mentors with young people who need or want a caring, responsible adult in their lives. Adult mentors are usually unrelated to the child or teen and work as volunteers through a community-, school-, or church-based social service program. Although informal mentoring relationships exist, formal, high-quality mentoring matches made through local or state mentoring organizations are often the most effective. A more formal definition of youth mentoring is provided by the Web site InfEd “The classic definition of mentoring is of an older experienced guide who is acceptable to the young person and who can help ease the transition to adulthood by a mix of support and challenge. In this sense it is a developmental relationship in which the young person is inducted into the world of adulthood.” Hamilton, 1991; Freedman, 1995) During the last 20 years, a greater awareness of the power of mentoring has emerged nationwide—the need for formal organizations to work to match more young people with mentors in an effort to provide support and structure for children at risk.

2. C.T. Bauer College Of Business - University Of Houston Welcome to the CT Bauer College of Business web site. http://www.bauer.uh.edu/youth_mentoring.htm

Bauer spotlight 334 Melcher Hall Houston, TX www.bauer.uh.edu 713-743-4622 (fax) Contact: Jessica Robertson 713-743-4348 (office) 713-419-5486 (mobile) jnrobertson@uh.edu Bauer Students Gratified by Youth Mentoring, Volunteerism Running the store. Kids learn entrepreneurial skills from management junior Danny Klam. Programs designed to reach out to and nurture the next generation of business leaders are flourishing this summer through various programs of the C.T. Bauer College of Business. Klam, who came to UH with experience working as a sales manager for Houston-area Toyota dealerships, says he got a charge out of seeing the unbridled enthusiasm the children had for their entrepreneurial roles. Frank Kelley, assistant dean of Undergraduate Business College programs at Bauer, will go to the Academy to train students who will then work at the virtual University of Houston on the day of the event. Several academic advisors will team up with students as they experience a condensed lifespan (ages 19 to 26) in a single eight-hour day. About the University of Houston About the C. T. Bauer College of Business

3. Fellowship Open - Youth Mentoring One of the principal objectives of the Fellowship Open is to encourage youngsters to aspire to their dreams and particularly consider careers in business. http://www.fellowshipopen.com/youth_mentoring.php

One of the principal objectives of the Fellowship Open is to encourage youngsters to aspire to their dreams and particularly consider careers in business. The Fellowship Open makes a real outreach effort through a series of mentoring programs. The entire Fellowship Open events revolve around young people. A separate program is held for young people with business and civic leaders the day of the golf event which is designed to give young people a sense of inspiration and hope as to what they can achieve. Last year's event was an absolute thrill for the youngsters and they had a chance to meet and discuss their careers with business and civic leaders in the community. Each of the youngsters associated with the event is given a business periodical from a major Wisconsin company to study and learn more about it along with an annual subscription to Black Enterprise magazine. One of the youngsters is selected to attend the national Black Enterprise Entrepreneurial Conference and then asked to share that experience with other youngsters. This is designed for the youngsters to realize that there are successful entrepreneurs and business people that can serve as role models. This year's student was Andrew Ellis who in fact addressed the luncheon event last year. Finally, a group of minority professionals who are involved in major companies in Milwaukee holds a business seminar for youngsters in the fall in an effort to let kids know more about the opportunities in business, the challenges and that it can be achieved. The exposure to both business leaders and young professionals provides a unique experience

4. Compeer - Start A Program Making friends. Changing lives. Programs About Us Support Us Events Careers Contact Us. Youth 11 Mentoring. This program provides services to http://www.rochester.compeer.org/programs/youth_mentoring.htm

Adult Mentoring Youth Mentoring Community Connections Mentoring Children of Promise ... Others Making friends. Changing lives. Programs About Us Support Us Events ... Contact Us Youth 1:1 Mentoring This program provides services to young people experiencing significant emotional and behavioral disorders. Mentors are recruited, trained and supported while they provide long-term (minimum of one year) friendship to their match. Group events are scheduled throughout the year to enhance the experience. Interpersonal, intrapersonal and school improvements are core goals. The Rochester program has been the model for new services throughout the U.S. Public Private Ventures, a non-profit organization funded by the U.S. Department of Education and Mentoring Policy, selected this Compeer youth program as one of the 16 most effective youth mentoring programs nationwide. 150 young people in the Rochester area currently benefit from the program. As in the adult mentoring program, Compeer youth mentors and their matches share activities like movies, plays, sporting events, trips to area parks. Volunteer Now Contact Us with Questions Today, there are more than 350 adults and children waiting for a Compeer friend.

5. Welcome Programs; Projects; AmeriCorps; About Us; Safe Kids. Alternative Education School Readiness Youth Mentoring 311 Wallis Altell Building Crawford Center http://www.keystonesmiles.org/Youth_Mentoring.htm

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6. Hmong YES Service Youth Mentoring Program. The Hmong Youth Mentoring Program (HYMP) provides Hmong youth age 12 to 21 that are at risk for juvenile delinquency with academic http://www.hmongyes.org/youth_mentoring.htm

u Tutoring Program u Touching Technology u Hmong Youth Mentoring u Teen Leadership u Summer Reading Camp u Enroll your child Youth Mentoring Program The Hmong Youth Mentoring Program (HYMP) provides Hmong youth age 12 to 21 that are at risk for juvenile delinquency with academic tutoring, career counseling, career mentors, and individual support. Youth are referred to Hmong YES by parents, teachers, human services/social workers, juvenile court and law enforcement officials. 50 youth per year are matched with career mentors based on their tentative career interests. 25 mentors volunteer a minimum of 100 hours with their mentees and provide them with opportunities to observe and learn about their occupations and the education necessary to enter that occupation. They also encourage the youth to stay in school, improve their academic records, graduate from high school, and go on for postsecondary education in order to prepare for successful future careers that will support a family. The goals of HYMP are for the youth to Develop a successful relationship with an adult career mentor Pass the Minnesota Basic Standards tests Earn a high school diploma or GED Pursue higher education or vocational training Program Achievements : During fiscal year 2004-05 (July 1-June 30), 49 youth were enrolled in HYMP. 25 completed 100 or more hours of mentoring with someone employed in a career that they are interested in entering. 24 are in the process of completing the program. 25 mentors are volunteering their time to work with at risk youth. A survey of 15 youth participating in HYMP revealed that 11 (73 percent) said they had made career plans since joining the program. Careers planned included doctor (2), mechanic (2), business, carpenter, floral designer or baker, fashion design, electrical engineer, youth worker, teacher, and technology and science. Ten of the 15 youth also indicated that they had made plans to continue their education after high school. Eleven said they planned to go to college.

7. Home Parents Say *. I think this seminar is very valuable and much needed for Russian Christian families and nonChristians as well http://www.parentingministry.org/Youth_Mentoring.htm

8. Youth Mentoring The youth mentoring program meets once a week and is composed of youths in the program that are lead by mentors, who have received their PhD in psychology http://www.layoungmarines.org/youth_mentoring.htm

Gallery MEMORIAL DAY MESSAGE Home Boot Camp ... News The youth mentoring program meets once a week and is composed of youths in the program that are lead by mentors, who have received their PhD in psychology or are in the education process to receiving their credentials in psychology. Key Benefits Guidance Understanding Mentoring Photo Gallery I Mentoring Photo Gallery II Information Request Form Select the items that apply, and then let us know how to contact you. Send service literature Send company literature Have a salesperson contact me Name Title Company Address E-mail Phone Home Up Send mail to virgomoonwarrior2@yahoo.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: 05/26/08

9. Serenity Care For Seniors Inc. Youth Mentoring. Serenity Care for Seniors Inc. is expanding its Intergenerational Mentoring Initiative which recognizes the valuable contribution seniors http://www.serenitycare.ca/canada/youth_mentoring.html

Youth Mentoring Serenity Care for Seniors Inc. is expanding its Intergenerational Mentoring Initiative which recognizes the valuable contribution seniors make to our community. In Ontario we have developed a collaboration with a registered not-for-profit s ocial services agency where seniors have a unique opportunity to participate in youth initiatives, where they share their life experiences as 'volunteer mentors.' It is important to us that we can provide an array of experiences for seniors that help them to share their life experiences with others in the community. Having worked in the social services sector for many many years we have the experience in helping seniors, who are interested in this volunteer mentoring experience, participate in mentoring relationships with youth. It is important to us that we endeavour to create community-based opportunities across Ontario (and Canada), where young people and seniors can work together on initiatives where there is a shared interest. These mentoring relationships can have a profound and positive affect on the young person, the senior, and the community.

10. Youth Mentoring - Home Youth Mentoring. The Jindi Woraback youth mentoring program is for young people aged 1325 years of age who are interested in having some fun, http://www.yrys.com/youth_programs/youth_mentoring

In: Youth Programs Youth Mentoring Youth Mentoring The Jindi Woraback youth mentoring program is for young people aged 13-25 years of age who are interested in having some fun, sharing interests and recreational activities within the community with a volunteer adult mentor. The program involves a one to one relationship between a volunteer adult and young person. Activities that the young person and mentor participate in depends on their interests levels. Activities might include bike riding, shopping, sports, art and crafts. Young people wanting to get involved can contact Youth Services directly, alternatively a referral to our program can be made through family, schools and other agencies. Mentors are people over 18 years of age who commit their time freely to a one to one relationship with the young person. They act as a positive role model and encourage new experiences and opportunities. Home Info and Support Counselling PATS (Paying Attention To Self) ... Site by Datalink

11. Tracy Markum - Lifefusion Youth Mentoring. Being a youth today can be very difficult. Life for today’s youth is all about choices. The choices you make today will affect you for the http://www.lifefusion.tv/youth_mentoring.html

12. Messiah College: Agapé Center For Service And Learning Quicklinks. Select a Link -, About Messiah, Academics, Admissions, Athletics, Events, Campus Offices, Ministries, Philadelphia Campus http://www.messiah.edu/external_programs/agape/local_service/outreach_teams/yout

Quicklinks - Select a Link - About Messiah Academics Admissions Athletics Events Campus Offices Ministries Philadelphia Campus MC Square Search Content Navigation: Mission Statement About Us Master Calendar Newsletter ... Weekly Prayer Youth Mentoring Coordinator Jessanna Hall Big Brothers Big Sisters Big Brothers Big Sisters offers students the opportunity to serve as positive role models to children in the Harrisburg area. Students (called Buddies) are paired with a "Little" and given the chance to form meaningful relationships. Buddies may volunteer to mentor a Little in one of two programs. Berry Hill Street Boys and Girls Club Program Buddies may participate Monday thru Friday from 3-6pm to help their Little with homework, read together, play games, go outside,do arts and crafts, and more. Lunch Buddies Program Buddies may meet up with their Littles for one hour to share lunch in the child's elementary school. Lunch Buddies is a more individualized time that gives Buddies the opportunity to really get to know their Little, mentor, and help with homework. This program builds more of a one-on-one relationship between Buddies and Littles. Further Information on Youth Mentoring: History and Volunteer Opportunities Comments or questions? Contact

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14. DFW Metroplex Command : Welcome PROGRAMS SERVICES. Carr P Collins Social Service Center. Community Centers. Domestic Violence Program. Boys Girls Clubs. Christmas Assistance http://www.salvationarmydfw.org/youth_mentoring.asp

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16. Youth Mentoring | 1199SEIU Family Of Funds 1199SEIU Family of Funds. Caring for Those who Care for Others. Healthcare; Training Employment; Child Care Youth Programs; Pension Retirement http://www.1199nbf.org/child_care/youth/youth_mentoring.aspx

1199SEIU Family of Funds. Caring for Those who Care for Others. Healthcare For Providers For Employers Plan Descriptions ... Contact Us Page Title Child Care Programs Youth Programs WorkForce 2000 Program WorkForce 2000 Pre-RN Program ... Child Care Advisory and Local Committees Youth Mentoring Program This benefit is available for the following funds: National Benefit Fund Greater NY Benefit Fund (To find out which funds you belong to, use the benefit finder at right.) Applications are available in the first week of April and must be returned by May 31. Who Is Eligible? The Youth Mentoring Program is provided through Labor Management Initiatives, Inc. The Program is for the high school and college-aged children of members who work in institutions that sponsor the program. To find out if your employer contributes , or for more information, email us at memberservices@1199funds.org or call (646) 473-9200. Enter your employer's name to find your specific benefits information. If you are a retiree, click here loading... Please search for your employer using the field below: Help 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes of New York

17. COMMON GROUND CONSULTING LLC: Youth Mentoring Learning And Growing Each Day From Every Moment And Every Experience. http://craig.typepad.com/common_ground/youth_mentoring/index.html

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18. National Grange The National Grange is an organization with special interests in agriculture, community service, legislative affairs, women, deaf and hard of hearing http://www.nationalgrange.org/departments/youth_Mentoring.htm

The National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry Calendar of Events Recent Headlines Monthly Feature Find A Grange ... Printer-friendly version National Grange Youth - Horizon Leadership Mentoring Program Calendar of Events Youth Programs Youth Conferences Youth Fund Horizon Leadership Mentoring Program Two youth, preferable one male and one female, who have shown outstanding mentoring abilities as a Horizon Leadership Ambassador will be selected to serve as mentors to youth attending the National Grange Convention. State recommendations will be solicited and only those who receive state recommendations will be chosen and given the opportunity to serve as a mentor. National Youth Development Director will appoint the mentors. State Youth Directors and State Masters will be contacted for further recommendations. DUTIES Their duties would include: Helping the Horizon Leadership participants know where things are at the hotel. Greeting upon check - in and helping them find their rooms. Involving those who are reluctant to become involved. Assisting the Director with details of convention. For example in contacting participants when last minute changes are made or instructions are needed, or being at a workshop when Director needs to be somewhere else.

19. Youth Mentoring Group Rules for using the youth mentoring group and message boards 1. No foul language or offensive material of any kind. (You will be banned permanently) http://www.geocities.com/pufcmh_ont/Youth_Mentoring.html

Rules for using the youth mentoring group and message boards 1. No foul language or offensive material of any kind. (You will be banned permanently) 2. This group is intended for youth dealing with mental health issues and disibilities. Powered by TagBoard Message Board Name URL or Email Messages( smilies

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