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MENTOR New York
Help us close the mentoring gap in NY State! #MentoringAmplifies
About MENTOR New York
Mission To fuel the quality and quantity of mentoring relationships for young people and close the mentoring gap in New York. History Since 1993, MENTOR New York , formerly The Mentoring Partnership of New York and Long Island, utilized local outreach strategies and on-sight training of mentoring volunteers and professionals, using our research-based methods to successfully train over 1500 individuals annually and supported over 400 programs serving 57,000 youth. In 2015, the Long Island and New York City offices leveraged their combined resources to explore expansion throughout the state. Regional outreach strategies gleaned the need for training and technical assistance throughout the state to support current mentoring programs and start new mentoring programs in schools, community based organizations and youth serving organizations interested in incorporating mentoring relationships in their service portfolio. In the next 5 years, MENTOR New York will implement a strategic vision that positions the organization as the New York State resource for research-based training, technical assistance and resources. MENTOR New York is leveraging its rich history and the power of its National Affiliate, MENTOR National to support mentoring in New York State. Vision To create mentoring cultures and foster mentoring relationships wherever young people live, learn, work and play.
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People
MENTOR New York provided peer mentoring training to Niagara University School of Social Work Seniors to serve as mentors for first-year social work students.
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Presence & Recognition
MENTOR New York is hosting virtual training sessions on Wednesday evenings in September titled Becoming a Better Mentor.
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Presence & Recognition
MENTOR New York is hosting a cornerstone training titled The Elements of Effective Practice of Mentoring for Mentors in MENTOR Vermont and the Mentoring Partnership of SW PA.
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