The success of mentoring programs often relies on ensuring that matched adults and youth meet long enough and often enough to establish a relationship that could generate positive changes for youth. This report draws on P/PV's research on program practices from Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America to provide a better understanding of mentoring relationships and their dynamics. Specifically, it provides insight into what helps good mentoring relationships to form, characteristics of good relationships and why they break up.
Title: Building Relationships With Youth in Program Settings: A Study of Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Publication date 1995-05-19
Publication Year 1995
Authors
Kristine V. Morrow
, Melanie B. Styles
Copyright holder(s)
Public/Private Ventures
Document type
Report/Whitepaper
, Text
Language
English
URL: https://ppv.issuelab.org/resource/building-relationships-with-youth-in-program-settings-a-study-of-big-brothers-big-sisters.html
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