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Jean Rhodes2016-12-15 19:58:082024-08-12 09:27:00Mentoring’s Promise and Limits
Latino children who suffer from undiagnosed mental health problems benefit from mentoring programs
Montanez, E., Berger-Jenkins, E., Rodriguez, J., McCord, M.,…

Youth aging out of foster care may have a more difficult time forming bonds with adults due to their experiences, having a mentor may act as a protective factor against the negative outcomes typically associated with having been in foster care
Thompson, A. E., Greeson, J. K. P., & Brunsink, A. M. (2016).…

Mentoring program found to boost academic and mental health outcomes for urban minority youth
Montanez, E., Berger-Jenkins, E., Rodriguez, J., McCord, M.,…

A calm port in the storm: Mentors serve as reliable support for youth in the foster care system
Greeson, J.K., Thompson, A.E., Ali, S., & Wenger, R.S. (2015).…

The novel approach: Combining literature and mentoring to support juvenile offenders
Seroczynski, A., Evans, W., Jobst, A., Horvath, L. & Carozza,…

Passing its second birthday, officials believe “My Brother’s Keeper” program will endure
By Emma Brown, The Washington Post
Noah McQueen attended…

Mentors Serve as “Facilitators of Change” for Ex-Offenders
Garcia, J. (2015). The Importance of the Mentor–Mentee…

How Mentoring a Refugee Helped My Own Transition
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Written by Heather Mangan
Sarah’s…

Mentoring for Children of Incarcerated Parents – National Mentoring Resource Center Review
Group Review Board
G. Roger Jarjoura, Ph.D.
(American Institutes…


