Sentences with phrase «mentor young people in your community»
#Serving as an #AmeriCorps Promise Fellow is an opportunity to serve and mentor young people in your community!
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«So when community members can serve as mentors or tutors or friends or advisers to young people in need of that kind of guidance, it can make a big difference.»
Our mission, as members of the KDD, is to educate ourselves about how government works, what issues are going on in our own communities, mentor young people in civic engagement, and to get more women elected.
«He serves as a mentor to young people at risk of engaging in violence, and he is working with community groups to make them aware of the occurrence of violence... [and] to develop approaches to solving some of the problems.
«With the support of a local mentor more than 1,000 young people across NSW will use their creativity and ideas to make a difference in their community.
He added: «Through our # 1.5 m grant to the charity Skill Force, an extra 100 ex-service personnel are already making a valuable contribution as mentors for young people in challenging schools and communities across England.
I grew up surrounded by horses and dogs my whole life and currently mentor young people as a leader in the Camden County 4H community which is the largest youth development organization in America.
Personally, I would rather have free education to a high standard for all young adults and provide new dedicated establishments with free facilities, cafe, climbing walls, gyms, computers, athletics, boxing, clubs, community centre, etc and access to education and people who would be mentors to try to prevent some committing offences in the first place.
Community Education Programs At Planned Parenthood Mid-Hudson Valley, we know that parents, teachers, counselors and other adult mentors play a critical role in helping young people get the information they need to make responsible decisions.
Launched in 2002 by MENTOR: The National Mentoring Partnership (MENTOR) and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, National Mentoring Month focuses national attention on the need for mentors, as well as how each of us — individuals, businesses, government agencies, schools, faith communities and nonprofits — can work together to increase the number of mentors to help ensure positive outcomes for our young people.
Our Live - In Mentors teach the young people independent living skills, provide emotional support and help keep them connected to friends, family and the community.