The Bridge Youth & Family Services will host an information session on April 9 at 6:30 p.m. for those who are interested in learning more about becoming mentors to at-risk children in Palatine Township.
The mentoring program at The Bridge Youth & Family Services works with children between the ages of 7 and 15 who are most often referred to the program by school social workers and Bridge therapists. Youth are matched one-on-one with adult mentors who commit to spending a few hours per week with their mentee for one year.
Those interested in learning more about how they can positively impact a child’s life are invited to RSVP or download a flyer.
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Date: April 9, 2014
Time: 6:30 p.m.
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Location: The Bridge Youth & Family Services, 721 S. Quentin Road, Suite 103, Palatine, IL.
For more information on this event: please contact Liz Dobrzynski, Mentoring Program Coordinator, at 847-485-3061 or ldobrzynski@bridgeyouth.org
For more information about the programs and services this benefit helps to provide, please visit The Bridge’s website at www.bridgeyouth.org.
About The Bridge
The Bridge Youth & Family Services exists to help troubled kids and kinds in trouble lead happier, more successful lives regardless of their ability to pay for services. Their mission is to help young people and their families achieve social and emotional health. The Bridge is known as the premiere agency for counseling, prevention, and crisis intervention services in the northwest suburban Chicago area. For more information about The Bridge’s mission or services, please visit www.bridgeyouth.org.
