Mentoring: Chicago Volunteers Needed

[AKA2D '91]

"CAN'T CHANGE THE WORLD?
THEN, CHANGE JUST ONE LIFE"


Mentoring a youth can change his or her life through sharing
experiences, ideas, and dreams with a caring adult. Individuals with
as little as one hour per week of volunteer time can make a lasting
and life changing input on a child. Are you a person who wants to
make a difference in someone's life? If so, you may be just the
adult that Youth Network Council's Making Mentoring Meaningful (MMM)
is seeking. MMM is the new premier program that is making
significant impact through its select core of quality adult
volunteers paired to youth age 4 – 14 years old.


If you want to assist youth from the Grand Boulevard
neighborhood of Chicago to develop positive relationships, improve
social development, and gain skills towards becoming healthy and
productive community members, then you are a candidate for MMM's
select core of adult volunteers.
All potential mentors will attend an orientation and
training, and be pre-screened, including background and reference
checks, and have opportunities for special mentoring supports. For
information about becoming a mentor, contact Gavin Armour, MMM
Program Coordinator, at YNC, (312)-704-1257.