Mentoring
We appropriately match school-age youth with screened and trained adults for one-on-one relationships. In these mentorships, the adult serves as a positive role model and facilitates activities with the child to decrease isolation; improve social skills; and discover new interests, talents, and activities. Mentors can also provide academic supervision for completing homework.
Mentoring
We appropriately match school-age youth with screened and trained adults for one-on-one relationships. In these mentorships, the adult serves as a positive role model and facilitates activities with the child to decrease isolation; improve social skills; and discover new interests, talents, and activities. Mentors can also provide academic supervision for completing homework.
What is Mentoring? Mentoring provides a trained adult who serves as a positive role model and who facilitates activities with the child to decrease isolation; improve social skills; and discover new interests, talents, and activities. Mentors can also provide academic supervision for completing homework.
How often do we meet with clients? We typically provide mentoring sessions between 1 to 4 times per week which can vary in during, depending on the needs of the child. Services are requested and authorized by the family and/or the family’s case manager at the Department of Family Services.
Where do we meet with clients? Services are provided in the home or in the community.
Eligibility Criteria – Which people can we serve? Eligibility is determined by the family or the family’s case manager at the Department of Family Services.
Exclusions regarding who can be served? Exclusions are determined by the family’s case manager at the Department of Family Services or by our clinician during the assessment process in the case a higher level of services are needed.
Accepted Methods of Payment
- Self-Pay
- Children’s Services Act (CSA) - Fairfax-Falls Church and Rappahannock
General Questions
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