Mentoring Programs

Youth are matched with adult volunteers who have been screened and trained. These one-to-one matches enjoy self-selected outings and activities throughout the community. Also offers school and site mentoring matches meet weekly during lunch at the child's participating Title One elementary school or after school. Service approved by SAPTA.

Provides siblings of children with disabilities an opportunity to learn how others handle commonly experienced situations. Offering peer support and a range of activities.

Provides youth behavior modification program which includes counseling, coaching, and mentoring. Services are in-home based out of the clients home. Works to uncover the root of the unwanted behavior, formulate a plan and implement strategies to overcome the obstacles of everyday life.

Mentoring program for male youth ages 9 - 18, at risk of school failure, gang and drug involvement, criminal behavior, and other long-term negative behaviors. Group is led by adult facilitator and group associates that will implement activities and learning opportunities. Each group attends between 10 to 12 sessions for the complete program.

We partner with other organizations to provide siblings of individuals with any disability with opportunities for peer support. We plan a wide range of activities that focus on brothers and sisters who will most likely have the longest lasting relationship with the individual who has special needs.

Promotes professional development and leadership skills, mentoring clients to be self-sufficient and to focus on strategic priorities. Groups focus on priorities, responsibilities, personal growth and self-sufficiency.

Our Summer Fitness/Wellness Camp teaches children self discipline, builds self esteem, and helps them to make healthy life choices while learning boxing and other fitness techniques. We offer summer camp to our partner organizations like St Jude's, HopeLink, Safe Nest, Family Promise, Clark County Department of Family Services, and Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth.

Our goal is to increase reading proficiency and promote positive conduct to prevent crime and at risk behaviors. Mentors meet with the youth twice a week at the youths school.

Provides siblings of individuals with disabilities the information, support, and tools to advocate with their brothers and sisters and to promote the issues important to them and their entire families.

Provides Current and Former foster youth with Transitional Housing. Assist youth with basic skills such as budgeting, organization, paying bills, etc.

Life coaching, leadership and behavioral training, mentorship, foster care training, and classes.

Career coaches work directly with each participant through one-on-one case management and place an emphasis on mentorship. Monitors goal progression, job placement or retention, as well as academic success through daily, weekly, or bi-weekly contacts.

Assists with financial burdens related to employment and returning to school. Service may include tuition, rent, utilities, work related cards, bus passes, school supplies, and work clothing. Mentorship is 18 months to 2 years long.

The ThriveNV program is a resource and support community that offers free patient navigation assistance to help those living with cancer, survivors, and their caregivers who would not otherwise have access to a navigator. ThriveNV connects people to resources and to a peer to peer support network through a national partnership.