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    The goal of the mentoring program is to match 225 youth and mentors within three years to provide caring adult relationships for youth, a safe environment for growth, encouragement of success, career opportunities, and community service activities. As a mentor, you would meet with a student for 30-40 minutes per week at school and participate in training and group meetings to build relationships and support the student. Mentors come from all backgrounds and ages, and their role is to be good listeners, caring friends, confidence builders, and caring adults for the youth through activities like crafts, games, homework help, and fun outings.

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    The goal of the mentoring program is to match 225 youth and mentors within three years to provide caring adult relationships for youth, a safe environment for growth, encouragement of success, career opportunities, and community service activities. As a mentor, you would meet with a student for 30-40 minutes per week at school and participate in training and group meetings to build relationships and support the student. Mentors come from all backgrounds and ages, and their role is to be good listeners, caring friends, confidence builders, and caring adults for the youth through activities like crafts, games, homework help, and fun outings.

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    The goal of the mentoring program is to match 225 youth and mentors within three years to provide caring adult relationships for youth, a safe environment for growth, encouragement of success, career opportunities, and community service activities. As a mentor, you would meet with a student for 30-40 minutes per week at school and participate in training and group meetings to build relationships and support the student. Mentors come from all backgrounds and ages, and their role is to be good listeners, caring friends, confidence builders, and caring adults for the youth through activities like crafts, games, homework help, and fun outings.

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    The goal of the mentoring program is to match 225 youth and mentors within three years to provide caring adult relationships for youth, a safe environment for growth, encouragement of success, career opportunities, and community service activities. As a mentor, you would meet with a student for 30-40 minutes per week at school and participate in training and group meetings to build relationships and support the student. Mentors come from all backgrounds and ages, and their role is to be good listeners, caring friends, confidence builders, and caring adults for the youth through activities like crafts, games, homework help, and fun outings.

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    Studies Show...

    * Mentored youth are 46% less likely to use illegal drugs. * Mentored youth are less truant, feel more competent about their school work, and do better in school. * Mentored youth improved the quality of their relationships with their parents and their peers.
    - National Ofce of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention

    Mentor
    Program

    Our Goal...
    The goal of the One by One Leadership Foundation Mentoring Program is to match 225 youth and mentors in relationships within the next three years that satises in the needs of youth for a caring adult in their lives, provides a safe environment for the youth to grow and learn, encourages youth to succeed, links youth with realistic vocational opportunities and provides activities for youth to give back to their communities.

    Sinclaire Williams P.O. Box 5393 Immokalee, Florida 34143 Phone: 239-249-9970 Email: swill35173@aol.com

    Make a Lasting Impact in the Life of a High School Student

    The Mentors Commitment


    A One by One Mentor is asked to meet with their student at school one time a week for 30-40 minutes. (The Guidance Counselor will help nd times that work in the mentor and student schedules). In addition, the mentor will be expected to participate in New Mentor Training. Mentors are also encouraged to attend periodic group meetings with other mentors and participate in activities and events held for them throughout the school year to build relationships.

    Mentors are regular people like you, and theyre united by one common goal: make the world a better place for children.
    What does it mean to be a Mentor?
    Mentors come from all walks of life, all economic and educational backgrounds, and all ages. Each mentoring relationship is unique and shaped by the different personalities and interests of the mentor and the student. Mentors are: *Good Listeners *Caring Friends *Condence Builders *Ordinary People *Caring Adults in the life of a child

    What do Mentors and Students Do?


    This is the question most frequently asked by people who are considering becoming a mentor. Some of the most common activities are listed below. Talk Crafts Take a walk Play games Tackle some homework Go shopping Just have FUN!

    For More Information...


    To be a mentor or obtain more information about the One by One Mentoring Program, contact Sinclaire Williams, Program Coordinator at 239-249-9970 or swill35173@aol.com.

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