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  Outstanding Mentors and Youth Honored
Franklin County Children Services E-Newsletter, pg. 2 | February 2011 Issue

In recognition of their commitment to provide guidance, consistency, and support to their matched youth, Mark Schroeder and Sally Wood were recently honored by the Mentoring Center of Central Ohio as outstanding mentors.

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Mentors need mentoring, too - Mentoring Center of Central Ohio
Business First of Columbus | February 25, 2011 | by Melissa Kossler Dutton

When the girl Kathy Smalley mentors asked her to participate in a fundraiser to help pay for a school trip to Washington, D.C., Smalley agreed.

The Hamilton Township resident didn’t have her checkbook with her, but promised to return to school the next day with the funds.

“She was surprised that I followed through,” Smalley said of the girl. “I hope I’ve shown her there’s some good.”

Smalley, who has served as a mentor for three years, loves the opportunity to interact with the youngsters from Hamilton Middle School.

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  Center Helps Train School Mentors
WBNS-10TV | February 14, 2011
COLUMBUS, Ohio — First Lady Michelle Obama has called for more business women to spend an hour a week helping a girl in school.

While there are 3 million mentors nationwide, she said the country could use 15 million more, 10TV's Andrea Cambern reported on Monday.

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  Bright Idea: Reinventing the Wheel at the Buckeye Mentoring Hub
National Clearinghouse on Families and Youth | January 2011

Two questions keep the leaders of every mentoring program up at night. How do we recruit bright, enthusiastic, committed mentors? And once we recruit them, how do we keep them engaged?  

For a group of concerned child and youth-serving organizations in Central Ohio, the answer was clear: make the mentoring experience as easy as possible for those willing to give their time.  

Over the last 10 years, the 40+ organizations that make up the Buckeye Mentoring Hub have streamlined the recruiting, screening, training, and matching process region-wide. The result: 300 students from Ohio State University in Columbus were matched with children from a variety of local area schools.
 
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"Youth mentoring programs can promote positive outcomes, such as improved self-esteem, social skills and knowledge of career opportunities."

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