Mentoring Programs
Supportive Mentoring for Local Youth
Who was there for you?
Was there a teacher or coach that took extra time and you knew was invested in your success?
Did you have an aunt, uncle, or grandparent that just “got” you more than anyone else?
It doesn’t take a superhero to make a difference in a child’s life! You can be that person!
Mentoring a child through our Mentoring Programs is fun and rewarding for children and adults. Mentoring creates a special bond and can help build self-esteem, develop strong values, and provide a fun, nurturing environment.
To become a MENTOR go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NewOppMENTOR
Mentoring Program Options
Community-based Mentoring Program:
- For individuals aged 5-18 years living in Audubon, Carroll, Sac, Greene and Guthrie County
- 4 hours per month
- Program Brochure
East Sac County After School Program:
- For East Sac County K – 8th graders
- 3:30-5:00pm every other Wednesday
- Located at East Sac Elementary Center
- Program Flyer
Tiger Mentoring Program:
- For Carroll Community School District – Middle School Students
- 2 hours per month (30 minutes once per week) during the school day
- Located at the Carroll Middle School Tiger Mentoring Room
- Program Flyer
Benefits*
Youth who participate in a good mentoring program are:
- Less likely to start using drugs
- Less likely to start using alcohol
- Less likely to skip a day of school
- Less likely to hit someone
- Less likely to lie to their parents
- More likely to have better self esteem
- More confident in their schoolwork
- More trusting of adults
Would you like your child to have another adult they can trust, talk with, and count on?
There are no requirements for eligibility to become involved in our Mentoring Programs!
Mentoring is not for a certain “type” of child.
Mentoring is for EVERYONE!
Applying for a Mentoring Program is easy!
To have your child become a MENTEE go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NewOppMENTEE
Questions?
Mentoring Coordinator:
Ann Willison
Phone: 712-792-9266
Email: awillison@newopp.org