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Training and Technical Assistance Program for Mentoring Initiative for System Involved Youth
Note:
This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), and Aftercare for Indiana through Mentoring (AIM) will continue to offer OJJDP specialized expertise in training and technical assistance (TTA) under the umbrella of the Technical Assistance and Training Program for Mentoring System Involved Youth (TATPMSIY). Services to the four OJJDP-funded mentoring demonstration sites will continue to be needs-driven and research-based. TATPMSIY staff will continue to build relationships with the sites as they provide TTA services aimed at building grantees' capacity to implement, refine, and sustain their programs. TATPMSIY proposes to develop two key products to be used by MSIY grantees and all conference participants: (1) the MSIY Implementation Guide and (2) the MSIY Life Plan: A Tool for Mentors and Mentees to Use Together. The guide will cover key topics such as: identifying appropriate staff for MSIY programs; carrying out successful mentor recruitment; developing mentee/mentor retention strategies; building coalitions and partnerships to maintain MSIY programs; designing and implementing effective communications and social marketing strategies; and training design and development. NCA/NCF
A partnership of Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC) and Aftercare for Indiana through Mentoring (AIM) has served as the Technical Assistance and Training Program (TATP) provider for the OJJDP-funded Mentoring System-Involved Youth initiative.With support from EDC/AIM TA providers, the sites have made significant strides in designing and implementing creative, culturally competent mentoring programs for youth at risk for juvenile delinquency and violence.
NCA/NCF
Description
This project will support the development, enhancement or expansion of mentoring strategies and/or programs that are designed for foster care, reentry, and juvenile justice system involved youth
Through training and technical assistance the project will assist in strengthening collaboration among communities to support mentoring programs for foster care, reentry and juvenile justice system involved youth.
