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At-risk youth, Senior Corps
Preparing mentors to work with older foster youth
Engaging at-risk youth in leadership development
Establishing a cross-age peer mentoring program
Designing and implementing a mentoring program for children of prisoners
Using hands-on project-based learning to build intergenerational relationships
Promoting inclusion in mentoring
Partnering with county extension agents to train mentors
Connecting incarcerated parents and their children through inmates' recorded readings of books
Recruiting mentors for at-risk and youth with disabilities in rural areas
Mentoring incarcerated youth to reduce recidivism
Recruiting male mentors
Recruiting mentors in tribal/rural communities: ten tips
Assessing risk factors for children and families of prisoners
Reducing delinquency through service
Writing a policies and procedures manual for a youth mentoring program
Mentoring teenage girls at a homeless shelter
Pairing special needs preschoolers with older alternative school students
Creating partnerships between schools and communities to support youth development
Pairing Foster Grandparents with children in Head Start
Starting children's school day with RSVP volunteers
Solving problems in mentoring programs
Using RSVP volunteers in juvenile detention centers
Determining effective practices of Foster Grandparents in Head Start centers
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