Food for Thought Mentoring Program
RFDC mentors are matched with selected mentees to provide consistent individualized attention, which improves the student’s educational experience and provides a positive role model for school and life success.
This commitment provides the needed time to build a consistent relationship and necessary bonding with a mentee
Food for Thought Mentoring Program
Purpose and Outcomes:
RFDC mentors are matched with selected mentees to provide consistent individualized attention, which improves the student’s educational experience and provides a positive role model for school and life success. Meet-ups with mentees may occur over lunch or before/after school on a school campus. Mentors are required to commit a minimum of one school year of service to their mentee and to facilitate at least two meetups each month.
RFDC mentors are matched with selected mentees to provide consistent individualized attention, which improves the student’s educational experience and provides a positive role model for school and life success. Meet-ups with mentees may occur over lunch or before/after school on a school campus. Mentors are required to commit a minimum of one school year of service to their mentee and to facilitate at least two meetups each month.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT MENTORING
We are recruiting adult mentors to serve as volunteer role models for students in elementary, middle and high school becauseEvery Child Deserves a Caring Adult in Their Lives!
We are recruiting adult mentors to serve as volunteer role models for students in elementary, middle and high school becauseEvery Child Deserves a Caring Adult in Their Lives!
Key Focus
building a caring and authentic relationship in a safe space
improving school attendance
augmenting the mentee’s support system and sense of security
improving confidence and expectations for success in school and life
- Emile Miranda
- Twin Rivers and Robla Unified School District
- +1 916-646-6631
- Monday – Friday, 11am – 1pm