REACH hosted its 2nd SOS Conference for the 2018-2019 School Year at Mercy Hospital in Moose Lake. SOS Chapters for 8 different Carlton County Schools were in attendance totaling around 80 students and 20 adults. Each SOS Chapter presented to the group on their service learning project that they took… We want your feedback from the dance! As you know, we moved the dance from the Cloquet High School to Black Bear Otter Creek Center. A handful of things we different this year and we want to know what you thought about it. Please take our survey and let us… Are you interested in serving where your day-to-day interactions with youth make a direct impact? If you have an interest in mentoring, restorative practices, social justice, or youth development; and are looking to bring positive role models into the lives of young people: to build self-esteem, meaningful relationships and a… The REACH Mentoring Program of Cloquet is hosting its 12th Annual Father Daughter Ball. This year’s theme is Diamonds and Rhinestones! The event will be held at the Black Bear Casino & Resort in the Otter Creek Center on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at 5:30pm. Purchase Tickets Here Over 400… Executive Director Dakota Koski and Program Coordinator attended the National Mentoring Summit in Washington DC last week. The National Mentoring Summit is the only national convening of youth mentoring professionals, researchers, MENTOR Affiliates, philanthropic investors, and government and civic leaders aimed at collectively strengthening and expanding quality mentoring relationships for…
Spring 2019 SOS Conference
Father Daughter Ball 2019 Feedback!
New Job Ahead!
12th Annual Father Daughter Ball
National Mentoring Summit
Our Mission
To provide supportive and meaningful mentoring relationships to the youth of Carlton County.
Our Vision
We envision a community where every youth experiences a variety of positive and encouraging relationships that provide a sense of belonging and allows each youth the ability to achieve their full potential both individually and as members of the community.
Our Objective
To use our Four Cornerstones of Mentoring to foster relationships between peers, adults, groups, and help our community facilitators, social workers, and youth support service professionals within our community make a difference for the kids who need it most.
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