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YSS Expanding Mentoring Program for Area Youths

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Would you like to know how you can positively impact children’s lives? Attend the free bowling party sponsored by Youth Services System, Inc. and St. Clair Lanes on Saturday, November 18th, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This event is open to anyone interested in mentoring a youth ages 6 to 17. Those attending are invited to participate in free bowling, pizza and drinks generously offered by St. Clair Lanes owner Gary Holubeck. The event is an opportunity to make a meaningful connection and learn more about making a positive impact with youth.

According to Ashley Flaherty, Youth Mentoring Network Coordinator, “The Youth Mentoring Network needs adult volunteers, as the demand for positive role models for children continues to increase. The event will provide an opportunity for those interested in their mentoring program to ask questions, get to know the organization and enjoy some pizza.” Flaherty emphasizes that being a mentor does not require special skills but rather a compassionate individual who wants to impact a child’s life positively.

Adults interested in mentoring must be at least 18 years old.  They can be individuals or couples, college students, empty nesters or retirees. Mentors are asked to spend at least four hours per month with their mentees. Flaherty said, “There are so many options for the mentors and mentees to spend time, and YSS even schedules events for the Youth Mentoring Network.” She continued, “We offer activities once a month, and it could be anything from mini-golf to a Nailers’ game. The mentee or the mentor can do a number of things. It could be movies, board games, cooking or bowling. Activities depend on their relationship.”

For more information, call Ashley Flaherty at (304) 559-2239 or email aflaherty@ysswv.com. Visit the website https://youthmentoring.youthservicessytem.org/.

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