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Neurofibromatosis Midwest provides an opportunity for Neurofibromatosis-affected young adults to learn effective leadership skills, advocacy skills and speak directly to policymakers about NF. This five-day program includes workshops with leadership experts and mentors, meetings with Congressional leaders in DC, visits to all 435 Congressional offices, and the NF Congressional Briefing.

211 Metro Chicago

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) TANF Parent Mentoring Program is a program that supports families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits, primarily focusing on low-income African American and Latino parents. The program helps these parents develop leadership skills, further their education and employment, and become positive role models for their children. A key component is that participating parents volunteer in classrooms to support students and teachers, receive professional development, and can be provided with a stipend after completing a certain number of hours.

211 Metro Chicago

Chicago Veterans' Educational Peer Mentorship Program assists Veterans in two ways - they use a unique peer-to-peer mentorship approach defined as a form of mentorship that takes place between a person who has lived through a specific experience and a person who is new to that experience, to help provide guidance and access to resources and benefits available to Veterans. Second, Chicago Veterans hosts various workshops and events to support their education and lifelong transition.

211 Metro Chicago

Not My Sons and Daughters provides a variety of services for young adults aged 18-30, including mentorship, workforce readiness, resume building, financial literacy, entrepreneurship exposure, fellowship, and parent employment support services.

211 Metro Chicago

Kids Above All's Becoming Me Program is a 15-20-week mentorship for youth ages 10-18 who are at risk of violence. It helps them develop the skills and resources needed to create their futures. Becoming Me's Youth Support Specialists offer both group and individual support to help teens in the program set personal and professional goals.

211 Metro Chicago

INVC hOPE introduces participants to mental health supports, increases motivation to change, and ultimately results in a referral to additional needed services. The HOPE program is a unique partnership between their street outreach and reentry teams, allowing participants to receive intensive mentorship and nonviolence training while establishing personal safety, developing pro-social behaviors, maintaining basic daily norms, and achieving self-created goals. Some of the topics covered in the HOPE curriculum include the principles of nonviolence, cognitive behavioral intervention (CBI), conflict mediation, and restorative justice.

211 Metro Chicago

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) TANF Parent Mentoring Program is a program that supports families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits, primarily focusing on low-income African American and Latino parents. The program helps these parents develop leadership skills, further their education and employment, and become positive role models for their children. A key component is that participating parents volunteer in classrooms to support students and teachers, receive professional development, and can be provided with a stipend after completing a certain number of hours.

211 Metro Chicago

Working with women emotional needs and healing hearts with one-on-one mentoring.

United Way of Greater St Louis 211

The Leukemia Research Foundation gives members access to information, resources, and personal connections to help them along their journey as a patient or family member/caregiver of a patient. As a member, you can start or respond to discussion threads, upload photos and information, and search for specific topics -- newly diagnosed, treatment, news and research, managing side effects, and more.One-on-one peer support is offered through a partnership with Imerman Angels, the leading organization in mentor support for cancer fighters, survivors, and family members/caregivers of patients. Imerman Angels matches mentors, or Mentor Angels, with cancer fighters, survivors, or caregivers to provide peer-to-peer support.

211 Metro Chicago

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) TANF Parent Mentoring Program is a program that supports families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits, primarily focusing on low-income African American and Latino parents. The program helps these parents develop leadership skills, further their education and employment, and become positive role models for their children. A key component is that participating parents volunteer in classrooms to support students and teachers, receive professional development, and can be provided with a stipend after completing a certain number of hours.

211 Metro Chicago

Kids Above All's Becoming Me Program is a 15-20-week mentorship for youth ages 10-18 who are at risk of violence. It helps them develop the skills and resources needed to create their futures. Becoming Me's Youth Support Specialists offer both group and individual support to help teens in the program set personal and professional goals.

211 Metro Chicago

INVC hOPE introduces participants to mental health supports, increases motivation to change, and ultimately results in a referral to additional needed services. The HOPE program is a unique partnership between their street outreach and reentry teams, allowing participants to receive intensive mentorship and nonviolence training while establishing personal safety, developing pro-social behaviors, maintaining basic daily norms, and achieving self-created goals. Some of the topics covered in the HOPE curriculum include the principles of nonviolence, cognitive behavioral intervention (CBI), conflict mediation, and restorative justice.

211 Metro Chicago