mentoring programs

[Monica Biswas]

Message 1:
From: Charles.Hanson at co.hennepin.mn.us

Melissa:

Here are some resources for mentoring information,

Mentoring Partnership of Minnesota - www.mentoringworks.org

The National Mentoring Partnership - www.mentoring,org

The Mentoring Institute - www.mentoringinstitute.org

SEARCH Institute - www.search-institute.org

Maine Mentoring Resource Center - www.mainementoring.org

Generations Together - www.pitt.edu/~gti (?)

<p>Hope these all work for you!

<p>Charles Hanson
Senior Planning Analyst
Hennepin County Training and Employment Assistance
612/ 348-2016

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Message 2:
From: Amy Croll <amy.croll at cjjp.state.ia.us>

I would hope someone has referred you to the National Mentoring 
Partnership's website.  I'm from Iowa so we deal with many rural 
communities.  The Iowa Mentoring Partnership (www.iowamentoring.org) also 
has the National Mentoring Partnership's 10 principles of effective 
practice, and if you ask for the forms we use to include new programs in 
our directory, it'll give you an idea of what we require.  The Iowa 
directory is also on-line and it might give you an idea of the types of 
programs that have worked in rural communities...primarily school-based or 
based off of BB/BS model. 

Please let me know if I can be of assistance.

Sincerely,
Amy Croll
Iowa Collaboration for Youth Development
Amy.Croll at cjjp.state.ia.us
515-281-5999

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Message 3:
From: "Donlin, Mike" <mdonlin at seattleschools.org>

Melissa,

This won't specifically answer your question, but it'll give you a 
different kind and different set of resources:
www.myedesk.org
It's full of stuff - and allows for sharing among end users.  It's FREE! 
There is a tutorial that pops up after you log in...but you DON'T HAVE TO 
log in to use the resources, only to share.

Mike

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