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National Mentoring Resource Center Welcome to National Mentoring Resource Center - a program of OJJDP Advancing Youth Leadership Strategies for OJJDP Mentoring Grantees After three years on the National Mentoring Resource Center (NMRC) Youth Advisory Council (YAC), I found myself once again in Washington, D. C. , attending my third New Grantee Orientation.
The OJJDP New Grantee Orientation is a one-day event designed to provide information and resources to OJJDP grantees, supporting them in their mentoring work. Despite having served […] Building Your Web of Support An interactive assessment tool designed to identify and map a young person’s social sources of support.
Training & Technical Assistance Technical Assistance (TA) is customized, no-cost resource support that the NMRC offers to mentoring programs. Since 2017, the NMRC has provided TA to over 2,365 youth mentoring programs across the nation, helping address the programs' individual needs and improve their implementation of specific mentoring practices!
OJJDP Mentoring Opportunities for Youth Grantee Geo-Map This map provides information about OJJDP's youth mentoring grantees across the United States and territories. The map displays locations and summary information about OJJDP-funded organizations providing mentoring opportunities for youth. Both primary grantees and sub-grantees are represented.
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Building Your Web of Support How to Maximize Mentoring for Your Young Person: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers Credible Messenger And Lived Experience Mentoring Programs A Guide to Applying Youth Voice: Tips to Implement Youth Voice Through a Youth Advisory Council The National Mentoring Resource Center blog is a space for mentoring and youth development practitioners to share best practices and critical ideas with their colleagues in our field.
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