Please RSVP to Anne, Dakota or Maggie if you want to attend. Most events have a meal provided and we need head counts in order to have the correct amount of food. Participants need to contact staff well in advance if they need help with transportation. Maggie – 218-380-2587 Dakota… We are having virtual video meetings. If you’ve downloaded the app already, simply click the link below attached to the date and time, otherwise follow the instructions if you still need to download the app https://reachmentoringprogram.com/virtual-mentoring-instructions/. If you have questions reach out to us directly. Monday at 3:30pm: Join Zoom… The Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs and the American Institutes for Research, funded the attendance and active participation of 20 youth and their adult supporters from across the United States in a Listening Session to Identify How to Support Youth Decision-Making. One of REACH Mentoring’s peer mentors and SOS founder, Raven… Members from six SOS Chapters were represented at the 10th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk in Carlton on October 13, 2018. Members volunteered to help direct walkers where to go when they arrived as well as held orange tape to block walkers from going onto HWY 45. After all the walkers… Building Protective Factors in Collaboration with Youth: The young people of SOS (Students Offering Support), in collaboration with REACH Mentoring, have developed a program base on the I-PARD C service-learning model. We shared our firsthand experiences with YIPA attendees to demonstrate the positive impact of peer mentoring and social emotional…
October Programming
Virtual Mentoring Schedule
Anne & Raven Attend the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs and the American Institutes for Research
SOS Volunteers at the 10th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk in Carlton
Building Protective Factors in Collaboration with Youth at Yipa Fest 2018
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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