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Understanding the Youth Development Model (Fact Sheet)
MENTORING FACT Department of Education Offi ce of Safe and Drug-Free SchoolsMentoring Resource Center#13, January 2007A theoretical connection has always existed between mentoring and what s commonly known as Youth Development . Mentoring is frequently referred to as a Youth Development strategy one that uses posi-tive Youth -adult relationships to provide broad guid-ance and support rather than aiming to fi x a problem or teach a specifi c skill. Mentoring programs often include basic information about adolescent develop-ment during mentor training, encouraging mentors to be developmental rather than prescriptive in their work with young people.
MENTORING FACT SHEET Page 4 Develop positive, supportive relationships with adults and peers Engage with adults around common goals Providing supports that Help youth overcome mistakes Create a safe environment for youth, both physically and emotionally Encourage a sense of belonging or connected- ness Establish and maintain clear, developmentally
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