The Board of Mesa County Commissioners proclaimed January 2020, as National Mentoring Month in Mesa County and encourages citizens to become involved with local youth and become a mentor through coaching, tutoring, volunteering, and teaching.
Mesa County Partners pairs adult role models with at-risk youth while providing a variety of structured activities and support to build quality mentoring programs for youth in our community.
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| Mesa County Commissioners proclaimed January 2020, as National Mentoring Month in Mesa County. |
Mesa County Partners pairs adult role models with at-risk youth while providing a variety of structured activities and support to build quality mentoring programs for youth in our community.
Quality mentoring programs are proven to build relationships that help improve school attendance and academic achievement, promote responsible decision making, and provide skills to better navigate relationships at school, socially, and at home.
Research shows that children who have significant role models in their lives perform better in school, develop healthy attitudes, and eventually mature into productive citizens.
Mesa County Partners’ mission is “To make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging, and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions.”
Research shows that children who have significant role models in their lives perform better in school, develop healthy attitudes, and eventually mature into productive citizens.
Mesa County Partners’ mission is “To make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging, and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions.”
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| January is National Mentoring Month |