81. Youth Mentoring Programs ClutterbuckAssociates is a welldeveloped, leading edge mentoring practice......Click here for youth mentoring programs. http://www.netjobs.co.uk/training/youth_mentoring_programs.htm

Click here for: youth mentoring programs Description: Clutterbuck Associates is a well-developed, leading edge mentoring practice developing coaches and workplace counsellors. URL: http://www.clutterbuckassociates.com/

82. Responsive Communities - Youth Mentoring Printable Version VOL 2, NO 2. youth mentoring. The resources that most faithbasedorganizations can bring to youth mentoring are small by comparison. http://www.polis.iupui.edu/RUC/Newsletters/Responsive/vol2no2.htm

Printable Version VOL 2, NO 2 YOUTH MENTORING PROBLEM: Many children have few positive adult influences and limited opportunities to learn fundamental social skills. SOLUTION: Congregations have established mentoring programs to instill discipline, transmit values, and provide positive role models to the city’s most vulnerable youth. Each summer for more than 40 years, Jewish children from around the Midwest have come to Goldman Union Camp Institute in Zionsville to learn about Jewish history and ethics and to take part in recreation. About 300 4 th through 10 th graders attend each of the two month-long summer sessions. Another 30 to 40 12 th graders enroll in Avodah, an intensive nine-week program of work, study, and social experiences. Rabbi Ron Klotz, director of the camp, describes it as “a celebration of Jewish life.” Goldman Union is one of 12 camps owned and operated by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, an organization of about 900 Reform congregations. As such, it takes a liberal approach to Judaism, Klotz says. “We want children to learn everything about Judaism. Then they have the latitude to make decisions when they’re older—whether they will keep kosher, how they will observe the holidays. There are many choices.” Many Christian and Islamic organizations offer a similar program—a camp or “vacation Bible school” that offers recreational opportunities, but whose main purpose is to teach children the fundamentals of a faith tradition.

83. No Crime Time Emerging from a Dark Past The youth mentoring Program By Laura Ouellette. Emergingfrom a Dark Past The youth mentoring Program. By Laura Ouellette. http://www.nocrimetime.net/6.htm

Breaking Up Families, Building Up Communities By Whitney Pyper Young Offenders Learn Hard Lessons By Young People's Press Stopping Youth from Achieving "Success" By Whitney Pyper Helping Youth Learn on Their Own By Young People's Press Kids Riding High By Young People's Press Emerging from a Dark Past: The Youth Mentoring Program By Laura Ouellette One-man Play Explores Drug World By Whitney Pyper Anti-violence Club Peaces it Together By Sydnia Yu Stopping Crime Early By Young People's Press Summer Camp on Trial By Laura Ouellette Emerging from a Dark Past: The Youth Mentoring Program By Laura Ouellette 'Been there, done that' is not what many young people expect to hear from Rachel Paul when they tell her she's clueless about what it's like to appear in court. But it's part of the youth worker's past, and the experience helps the 26-year-old mother of two from Nova Scotia's Membertou Reserve connect with youth in the Mi'kmawYouth Mentoring Program. The program matches young people with at-risk youth. "There are a lot of stereotypes about kids who get into trouble

84. Calaveras County California Gold Country, Wine Country, Big Trees, Sierra Skiing News Releases. OARS Offering Special Mokelumne River Rafting Adventurefor Calaveras youth mentoring Program. Calaveras youth mentoring http://www.visitcalaveras.org/htdocs/new/news.htm

Today's Weather Upcoming Events Mountain Ranch Day 12th Annual Kid's Fishing Fun Faire more Welcome ... Calaveras Grown Reservations: Click here to learn how to use the reservation number Sign up for our Email Newsletter: Calaveras Visitors Bureau Post Office Box 637 1192 South Main St. Angels Camp, CA 95222 Telephone: Toll-free: Email: info@gocalaveras.com News Releases OARS Offering Special Mokelumne River Rafting Adventure for Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program For Immediate Release: Media Contact: May 11, 2004 Kathryn Eustis, (209) 736-6078 O.A.R.S. Offers Special Mokelumne River Rafting Adventure to Benefit the Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program Saturday, June 5, 2004 (Angels Camp, CA) – In the truest spirit of community service, Calaveras’ own O.A.R.S. is offering a special one-time-only rafting adventure to benefit the Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program on Saturday, June 5, 2004. O.A.R.S. has secured a special use permit to raft a gorgeous, mostly gentle, six-mile stretch of the Mokelumne River that is not available for commercial use. The Mokelumne River Rafting Adventure is being offered for just $49 per person (payable directly to the Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program); trips depart from Wendell’s Restaurant in Mokelumne Hill at 8am, noon, and 4pm. Seating is limited and available by advance reservation only. For more information and reservations, the public may call Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program Director Kathryn Eustis at (209) 736-6078 or visit our website at www.calaverasmentoring.org.

85. Nick's Place: GLBT Youth Mentoring Nick s Place. Nick s Place GLBT youth mentoring. A Little background.I ma 23 year old gay computer geek. I ve been a computer geek http://www.inmff.net/mentor/

Nick's Place Nick's Place: GLBT Youth Mentoring A Little background I'm a 23 year old gay computer geek. I've been a computer geek for 17 years, since I was six years old. I started using one of the precursors to the Internet, BBSs, around the age of 11 and I first got on the Internet when I was 13 or 14, around the same time that I realized I was attracted to boys and not girls. I did come out to a few of my female friends, and they were supportive, but I personally knew of no one like me; I had no gay friends in real life. So, like any good computer geek I turned to the Internet. I did find several friends around the same age, but more importantly I ran across a forum posting where a faciliator was answering the questions of another gay teen like myself. I quickly emailed the facilitator and discussed my thoughts and feelings with him. He was a mentor for me at an important time. We never met in person and his name and email address are lost in the digital ether, but I am forever indebted to this stranger. I got through high school mostly intact and I was out of school by the end of my senior year, 1999. I wandered a bit and ended up at

86. Community Service - Norwich University The youth mentoring Program connects Norwich University students, through the VermontCampus Compact, with local, atrisk youth from Northfield, Roxbury, and http://www.norwich.edu/life/community.html

Student Life at Norwich Office of Volunteer Programs If you are a Norwich University student, faculty or staff member and you are interested in community service work, please take a minute to fill out the Community Service Interest Survey Norwich University students are known for their service to the community. Student activities and organizations may include: Alternative Spring Break trip Alternative Weekend trips to Boston American Red Cross Blood Drives Clothing and Canned Food Drives ... Vermont Youth Conservation Corps Serv-a-thon In keeping with the mission and tradition of Norwich University, students, staff and faculty engage in a variety of community service activities. Successful blood drives are held several times each year supported by both volunteer workers and donors from the Norwich family; students work alongside Northfield community members to provide a safe Halloween for children by assisting in the organization of a Haunted Hayride; Norwich students actively participate in tutoring/mentoring programs through the Northfield Youth Center and the Northfield Middle/High School, as well as other area high schools; and patients at the Veterans Hospital are cheered by visits from members of Naval ROTC. The Norwich University Volunteer Organization (NUVO), Circle K, Semper Fi, Golden Anchors, and the Arnold Air Force Society are all student groups focused on community service activities that regularly provide service to the town of Northfield.

87. Group Publishing Inc. - Life-Changing Ideas For Churches Successful youth mentoring These 24 sessions for mentors help adultsdevelop leadership characteristics in young people. Sessions http://www.grouppublishing.com/prodinfo.asp?prodid=659

88. State Tax Credits Approved For Youth Mentoring Program In Phelps County Release Date 0114-03. Contact Tammy Miller 573-522-2724 or Jim Grebing 573-751-9065.State Tax Credits Approved for youth mentoring Program in Phelps County. http://www.ded.mo.gov/cgi-bin/dispress.pl?txtpressid=545

89. The Johns Hopkins Gazette January 21, 2003 January 21, 2003 VOL. 32, NO. 18. youth mentoring Does It Work? JHU researcherslaunch initiative to evaluate ultimate outcomes By Greg Rienzi The Gazette. http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/2003/21jan03/21youth.html

January 21, 2003 VOL. 32, NO. 18 Youth Mentoring: Does It Work? JHU researchers launch initiative to evaluate ultimate outcomes By Greg Rienzi The Gazette The fantasy realm is dotted with great mentors. Good thing, too. If pitted against a dragon or foul-tempered ogre, it sure wouldn't hurt having a Merlin, Albus Dumbledore or Gandalf as a counsel. In the real world, life guides are also needed, especially for the young, says Tina Cheng, director of general pediatrics and adolescent medicine at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center . Cheng says that in a society where unintentional injury, homicide and suicide are the leading causes of death among those ages 15 to 24, mentoring isn't just about giving good advice; it's preventive medicine. Tina Cheng wants to determine if youth mentoring does in fact decrease problem behavior such as drug use, aggression and violence, all of which can cause morbidity and mortality. Cheng, who joined the Children's Center this past April, is among a small group of Hopkins researchers leading a multidivisional effort to both develop and evaluate youth mentoring programs. Cheng and her colleagues want to determine if mentoring programs can in fact enhance positive development and decrease problem behavior such as drug use, aggression and violence. Cheng says that without proper mentoringmeaning a relationship with someone who listens and offers guidancetoday's teenager can be put at risk.

90. 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. Georgia What's New BBBS of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Mentor Kids in Moshi Australia Becomes 9th National Association Stand By Me - Australian Mentoring Conference BBBSI Invests in Russian Youth ... Archives - Click here to view previous articles South Africa Bulgaria Netherlands Kyrgyzstan Big Brothers Big Sisters of America's 100th Anniversary Celebration 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

91. Public/Private Ventures A national nonprofit devoted to youth development, mentoring, youth violence reduction, faithbased programs, national service and volunteering, and workforce development. http://www.ppv.org/

2003 marked P/PV's 25th Anniversary. Our annual report outlines P/PV's main areas of work and provides summary information about our financial and administrative capacities. By Shawn Bauldry and Tracey A. Hartmann March 2004 Focusing on four sites in the National Faith-Based Initiative, this report examines mentoring programs designed specifically for high-risk youth, especially youth involved with the juvenile justice system. By Susan Blank and Fred Davie April 2004 Faith in Their Futures chronicles an innovative faith-based program operated by the Kings County (Brooklyn, New York) District Attorney’s Office. Through mentoring and other services, the YCP program aims to reduce recidivism, subsequent adult criminality and self-destructive behaviors among young offenders. Building on work completed over the last decade, the Annie E. Casey Foundation has asked P/PV to take the lead in a national replication of the Plain Talk initiative. Read more here. Karen E. Walker and Amy J.A. Arbreton March 2004 This report examines the quality of after-school activities, young people’s experiences, and academic and developmental outcomes in the San Francisco Beacon Initiative (SFBI).

92. 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 94041 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!

93. Youth Business International Network of youth business initiatives whose purpose is to help young people work for themselves by providing them with business mentoring, local advice, support, and access to finance. http://www.youth-business.org/

94. The University Of Sydney - Resource Not Found Nonprofit organisation that provides Lao youth with tutoring and mentoring in relation to learning cultural and social history. Information on current activities, sponsors, and news available. http://www.pmoutreach.usyd.edu.au/ylag/

Resource not found: 404 Home Library Sitemap 404: Not Found The resource you have requested was not found on the University of Sydney web server. The page may have been moved or the link updated. The University has recently restructured some information on its main web site, and the information you are seeking may no longer exist at this location. We apologise for any inconvenience. Please see below for the new sections of new University site. The main University website has information for: Future Students Current Students Staff Alumni ... About the University More general information about the University can be found in About the University or using our search: ABN: 15 211 513 464 CRICOS Number: 00026A Authorised by Managing Editor, Publications. Maintained by Information Technology Services . Last Updated - Friday, 30-May-2003 13:15:54 EST Privacy Statement Sydney home

95. Friends For Youth - About Us Friends for youth mentoring Institute and mentoring Services Friends for youth Inc., is dedicated to supporting youth in need through mentoring. Friends for youth works to achieve its http://www.homestead.com/prosites-ffy/aboutus.html

Friends for Youth Inc., is dedicated to supporting youth in need through mentoring. Friends for Youth works to achieve its mission through the Mentoring Services and the Mentoring Institute. The Mentoring Services provides one to one mentoring, offers opportunities for enrichment and growth, and focuses on ways to help youth achieve their potential. The Mentoring Institute strengthens mentoring programs, promotes best practices in the field, and educates youth professionals on effective mentoring service delivery. Upcoming Mentoring Institute Training Tuesday, May 25 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm Call (650) 559-0200 for more information or email info@mentoringinstitute.org Home About Us Mentoring Institute Mentoring Services ... Contact Us

96. San Diego BRIGHT Families Mentoring Program, Teens, Pregnancy Prevention, Self E Teen mentoring program, pregnancy prevention, self esteem, career development, role model, health, youth development. http://www.bright-families.org/

Helping San Diego Youth Build a Bright Future Thank you for your help and support. Because of our efforts, BRIGHT Families and the Community Challenge Grants are successfully funded through 2005! Your support helped to make this happen, and we thank you! Teen pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, drugs, crime. If they only knew what you know now. The pregnancy rate among adolescents in the United States is higher than any other Western nation, and the statistics are the very worst right here in California. What are the causes of this problem, and how can we solve it?. We believe the solution lies in information, education, and support. Many teenagers have few positive role models in their lives. They need someone they can talk to, someone they can trust, someone who can help them make good decisions for themselves. That’s why BRIGHT Families matches teens with mentors who provide support, guidance, and a caring role model. The San Diego BRIGHT Families Project is a mentoring program to help youth negotiate through their turbulent teen years. A primary goal of the program is to provide youth with the knowledge and strength to avoid teen pregnancy. In addition, the program focuses on teaching teens how to have positive relationships, fostering a caring environment to help build self esteem, and exposing teens to different opportunities for careers and education.

97. The Summer Legal Fellowship Program Providing East Bay innercity, low-income youth with law courses and paid internships, life skills workshops, conflict management training, and mentoring, with follow-up activities for graduates. http://home.att.net/~n.schiff/

CENTER FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT THROUGH LAW Enabling inner-city young people to learn about the law, participate in democracy, gain employment experience, and achieve their goals Every summer, the Summer Legal Fellowship Program provides a group of East Bay youth from low-income backgrounds with instruction in legal topics, practical life skills workshops, paid internships in law and government offices, conflict management training, and mentors. We also follow up with our graduates in the years after they leave our program by providing continued life skills workshops and one-on-one mentoring. Through these activities, our mission is to enable the young people to: • Develop employment skills, career goals, and a sense of confidence that will help them achieve their full potential • Understand the law and how it can be used to help themselves and their communities • Pursue their interest in law-related careers • Pursue higher education • Develop the ability to resolve interpersonal problems effectively • Participate in democracy The Center is pleased to share its program model, information, and experience with other organizations interested in developing similar programs.

98. Volunteer Emergency Families For Children VEFC trains and supports volunteers who provide shortterm shelter care and mentoring to abused, neglected, runaway, homeless and at-risk children and youth in Virginia. History, goals, principles, and events of the organization. http://www.vefc.org/

Volunteer Emergency Families for Children's mission is helping children and youth in crisis. VEFC trains and supports volunteers who provide short-term shelter care and mentoring to abused, neglected, runaway, homeless and at-risk children and youth in Virginia. There is nothing else like VEFC in the nation! VEFC Kicks off its Silver Anniversary Celebration at the "Give Your Heart to a Child" Gala VA General Assembly Recognizes VEFC Contact Us Last Updated: January 12th 2004

99. America's Promise 2003 America's Promise Encouraging youth Programs, mentoring and Community Service. America's Promise - The Alliance for youth, 909 N. Washington Street, Suite 400, Alexandria, VA http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.americaspromise.org/&y=02B9DA62A

100. Fringe Theatre Adventures Produces the Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival, the largest extravaganza of theatre arts and culture of its kind in North America, a yearround season of youth programming through Fringe Theatre For Young People, and a five-week Western Canadian mentoring program. FTA also runs the Fringe Theatre School, which provides classes for those aged 5 and up and manages The Arts Barns , a 45,000 square foot cultural centerpiece of Old Strathcona. http://www.fringetheatreadventures.ca/

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