Mentoring for Youth and Young Adults During Re-entry from Confinement
Mentoring designed individuals residing in, family/guardian residential homes, confinement facilities, and shelters.
Mentoring/Counseling individuals who require a degree of behavioral and/or mental intervention/attention/supervision.
Services are designed to support the individual's growth development.
Assisting with:
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making positive decisions.
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achieving personal goals.
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developing relationships.
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permanent job placement.
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educational resources.
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teaching/mentoring individually and in group settings.
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become familiar with, engage and become members of the community.
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promote anti-teen pregnancy and help/education for teens who are moms/dads.
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Providing mentoring programs that will generally drive positive outcomes for youth in the following areas:
Juvenile Reform/
Employment and Entrepreneurship Skills/
Healthy Decision-Making and Social Awareness/
Self-Confidence, Self-Worth, and Self-Efficacy/
Mental, Physical and Emotional Health