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Mentoring in Action

Please find below a series of case studies that reflect some of the different models of mentoring being delivered and the outcomes and learnings from youth mentoring in action.

• The benefits of mentoring (Word 24 kb) from Lead On Ballarat.
• A young person’s experience of mentoring (Word 26 kb) from Mission Australia.
• Developing a partnership model for mentoring (Word 30 kb) from Brophy Youth & Family Services.
• Issues in establishing mentoring programs with CALD young people (Word 25 kb) from the Centre for Multicultural Youth Issues.
• Linking young people to vocational opportunities (Word 26 kb) from the Linking Young People to Employment and Training program.
• Mentors need to be well prepared to work with young (Word 25 kb) from Big Brothers Big Sisters, Melbourne.
• The importance of appropriate matching for successful mentoring relationships (Word 26 kb) from Gippsland East Mentoring Project.
• Mentoring through schools expands students options (Word 25 kb) from Standing Tall in School mentoring program.
• Mutual interests between mentor and mentee strengthen the mentoring relationship (Word 26 kb) from Berry Street.
• Mentoring can include a variety of engagement options depending on the needs of the mentee (Word 26 kb) from Good Shepherd, Melbourne.
• Mentoring experiences can endure and provide long term benefits for all (Word 26 kb) from Jobs and New Approach, Ballarat.

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