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2 Positive Male Role Models Needed In the Upper East Side

Volunteer opportunity

Volunteer opportunity posted by: Mentoring USA

Created on: September 12, 2011

Volunteer Opportunity description

Mentoring USA is recruiting MALE mentors to serve as positive role models young men in New York City.'s Upper East Side

Mentoring USA is recruiting mentors for our Stanley Isaacs Community Center Mentoring. Mentees are ages 8-14.

Stanley Isaacs is on 1700 3rd Avenue in New York and runs every other Thursday from 6:30-8:00p.

Through the Mentoring USA site based one-to-one model, mentors and mentees meet in a supervised environment at a set time and location-a format which not only allows for the volunteer mentors to properly manage their busy schedules, but also provides the much needed consistency to the mentoring relationship. One-to-one simply refers to each mentor being matched with one mentee so that they can focus their full attention on one youth and build a trusting relationship. Though mentors at our sites are matched with one youth, they are always in the presence of other mentors and mentees. This provides an added support mechanism along with the option of rewarding group activities and presentations. All mentors are asked to commit to mentoring for 4-6 hours per month. Mentoring USA programs are incubated in partnering schools, community centers, foster care agencies, and other non-profits. All sites are supported by MUSA Program Managers who work directly with Site Supervisors at each site to ensure that the programs run smoothly. These supervisors work together to build an environment that is comfortable for the mentoring matches along with providing activities, on-going support, and training to everyone in the program. The Program Manager and Site Supervisor ultimately act as safety nets and support systems to mentors to ensure the growth between mentor and mentee.

Location:

1700 3rd Avenue at East 96rd Street (Upper East Side)

Time:

Every Other Thursday 6:30-8:00p

Starting October 2012

We're still accepting mentors!

Contact:

Janelle Edwards

recruitment@mentoringusa.org

212-400-8223

How to apply

  • How do I become a mentor? First, fill out an application and then RSVP to attend a mentor training. At the training, you will be introduced to the responsibilities of a mentor, benefits to mentoring, best practices in mentoring, and what to expect from your volunteer experience with MUSA.

http://www.mentoringusa.org/become_a_mentor/Mentor_Application/Online_Application

All mentors must be willing to undergo a background check and screening.

Location

1700 Third Avenue, New York, New York, 10128, United States

Details

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Training provided
International volunteer options
International volunteers welcome
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Time Commitment

Duration
3 months or longer
Time commitment
Occasional (weekly or monthly)
Times of day
Evenings
Days of week
Weekdays
Schedule
Fixed schedule

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