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28 Sep 2010 Successful Youth Mentoring Practices. 1. Successful Youth Mentoring Practices: Guidelines and Considerations
Transforming lives through
the power of mentoring
Friends for Youth's
Mentoring Institute
September 2010 Webinar
; 2. Policy Brief: Strengthening Mentoring
Your Role as a Mentor. A Mentor is a trusted advisor who is sensitive, supportive and committed to serving as a role model. The Mentor possesses attributes such as patience, flexibility and assurance. Consistency, commitment and seeing the youth as no longer “at risk" but “at promise" are the most important elements of
Mentor Guidelines. These guidelines are meant to help mentors avoid situations that might reflect unfavorably on themselves or the organizations that they serve in the community. They do not cover every situation and do not replace a need to exercise prudent care and good judgment. 1. Preparedness. Mentors are
About the Effective Strategies for. Providing Quality Youth Mentoring in. Schools and Communities Series. Mentoring is an increasingly popular way of providing guidance and sup- port to young people in need. Recent years have seen youth mentoring expand from a relatively small youth intervention (usually for youth from.
20 Nov 2010 Thus, it is critical that youth service providers take heed of the current research and resources for establishing an effective youth mentoring program. mentoring is defined as a “structured and trusting relationship that brings young people together with caring individuals who offer guidance, support, and
mentoring practice and the new safety checking and child protection policy guidelines introduced under the Vulnerable Children's Act 2014. The Guide offers a clear standard of effective and safe practices for youth mentoring programmes; and helps to establish a level of consistency for organisations and individuals.
College and Career Success Mentoring Toolkit, This toolkit provides guidance on the development of mentoring programs that promote college and career success for youth. It reviews key elements of program design, recruiting and supporting mentors and mentees, and provides examples of relevant programming and
15 Sep 2013 2. Train. Second, train your mentors thoroughly and intentionally. Don't just educate them about teen culture and the challenges they might encounter in their mentoring (though these are quite important); give them clear guidelines and important roles. Guidelines include when and where to meet, how often,
About the Effective Strategies for. Providing Quality Youth Mentoring in. Schools and Communities Series. Mentoring is an increasingly popular way of providing guidance and sup- port to young people in need. Recent years have seen youth mentoring expand from a relatively small youth intervention (usually for youth from.
youth in the care of adults has been largely ignored in the field of youth mentoring. There are few guidelines to address the ethical responsibilities and obligations of adult mentors, or even a clear consensus as to what they should be. Moreover, although volunteer training can affect efficacy and retention, relationship quality

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