January is National Mentoring Month. Come learn more about mentoring from Windsor County Partners at the "Meet Our Mentors" Panel Discussion. Southern Regional Coordinator Patricia Daddona will present a short introduction and a panel of three adult mentors will share their experiences. A discussion and Q&A about how mentors in our programs are making a difference for youth and families will follow.
WHEN: Thursday, Jan. 24 at 6 p.m.
(SNOW DATE: Thursday, Jan. 31)
WHERE: Springfield Public Library, Flinn Room, 43 Main St., Springfield, Vt. 05156

You can be a hero, you can be a Windsor County Partners mentor. Youth who connect one-on-one with adult mentors flourish as they grow. We have many youth who would benefit from consistent relationships with caring adults.
Are you that adult mentor willing and able to help a child?
Join us and learn about our programs in the schools and your community.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Mentoring month is celebrated across the U.S. every January to promote mentoring youth.
According to the National Mentoring Partnership, youth who have a mentor are more likely to stay in school and graduate, have improved peer and adult relationships and self-esteem, and are less likely to engage in risky behaviors.
Windsor County Partners provides safe, supportive and fulfilling in-school and community-based programs to foster mentoring across all of Windsor County, which extends across 24 towns from Rochester and Norwich to the north to Woodstock, Windsor and Springfield. The southern region includes Springfield, Weathersfield, Baltimore, Cavendish, Chester, Ludlow, Andover and Weston.

For more information, please contact Pat Daddona at 802-281-3624 or palssouth@outlook.com.

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