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Generic Mentoring Program Policy and Procedure Manual

Author: 
Michael Garringer
Author: 
Linda Ballasy
Author: 
Mark Fullop
Institution: 
Hamilton Fish Institute on School and Community Violence, (The)
Institution: 
The National Mentoring Center at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, (The) (NWREL)
Institution: 
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice (OJJDP)
Publication Date: 
2008
Publisher: 
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
Pages: 
150
Abstract: 

The Effective Strategies for Providing Quality Youth Mentoring in Schools and Communities series, sponsored by the Hamilton Fish Institute on School and Community Violence, is designed to give practitioners a set of tools and ideas that they can use to build quality mentoring programs. Each title in the series is based on research (primarily from the esteemed Public/Private Ventures) and observed best practices from the field of mentoring, resulting in a collection of proven strategies, techniques, and program structures. Revised and updated by the National Mentoring Center at the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, each book in this series provides insight into a critical area of mentor program development. Much of the success of a mentoring program is dependent on the structure and consistency of service delivery, and this guide provides advice and a customizable template for creating an operations manual for a local mentoring program. (authors)

Call Number: 
220/G/BAL/2008
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Electronic Availability: 
Available online
Library Item Type: 
Print resource - other
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