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Mentors

Why Mentoring? Need 45% of kids leaving foster care are homeless within the year Within four years: 60% of young women had given birth 40% had been on public assistance or in jail

Why Mentoring? The Impact After 1 year, — more confidence — get along better Less likely to — use illegal drugs — skip school

Why Mentoring? Opportunity If adult friends can make such an important Foster children who had adult friends achieved better health, higher self-esteem and more academic success; in addition, they were less at risk for suicidal thoughts and aggression If adult friends can make such an important difference, what could trained mentors do?

Why Mentoring? The Gap BUT- RFK is filling that gap: Right now, the kids who need mentoring the most are the least likely to get it… BUT- RFK is filling that gap:

The Indirect Impact of Mentoring THE PURPOSE OF MENTORING: Helping to Heal the Original Wound

MENTORING CLUB DIRECTOR RFK CERTIFIED   BASIC REQUIREMENTS MENTORING CLUB DIRECTOR RFK CERTIFIED RFK Annual Application—Can use Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by Camp Leadership Level 3 or 2 Background Check Annual DMV driving record check References Checked (every 1-2 yrs.) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Training + Camp Experience RFK National Mentoring Club Training Institute Copy of driver’s license and Insurance info (on file with Mentoring Club) YES—authorized to drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if carrying signed medical/transportation waivers RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

RFK Mentoring Club Role: MENTOR-RFK CERTIFIED 4 hrs. mo. Mentor appts + monthly Mentoring Club meetings MENTORING CLUB STAFF-RFK CERTIFIED Monthly Mentoring Club Events   MENTORING CLUB STAFF – NON CERTIFIED Monthly Mentoring Club Events Provides ‘2 deep’ safety and help at (1) Mentoring Club events AND/OR (2) mentoring in less public settings Mentor-in-Training Under 18 yrs old Assists at Mentoring Club events, etc. but can NOT count towards ‘2 deep’ rule SAFETY COMPANION AKA Second Cleared Adult NO Monthly Mentoring Club Events/Meetings RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* At minimum interviewed by Mentor Director Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers NO —- teen helpers are not considered ‘cleared’, must be supervised Annual DMV Driving Record Check NO References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training RFK Mentoring Club Training New-5 hrs Returning-3 hrs YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from RFK Mentor & Mentoring Club Staff manual on file YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from manual on file YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from manual YES — signed/dated copy of NO — But signed/dated copy of section Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) YES—authorized to drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if carrying signed medical/transportation waivers YES —authorized to drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if carrying signed medical/ transportation waivers YES — but can only drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if certified Mentor or Mentoring Club Staff is in vehicle+ signed waivers NO — No person under the age of 18 may drive children. RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Mentor – RFK Certified RFK Mentoring Club Role: MENTOR-RFK CERTIFIED 4 hrs. mo. Mentor appts + monthly Mentoring Club meetings RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers Annual DMV Driving Record Check References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training RFK Mentoring Club Training New-5 hrs Returning-3 hrs YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from RFK Mentor & Mentoring Club Staff manual on file Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) YES—authorized to drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if carrying signed medical/transportation waivers RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Mentoring Club Staff – RFK Certified RFK Mentoring Club Role: MENTORING CLUB STAFF-RFK CERTIFIED Monthly Mentoring Club Events   RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers Annual DMV Driving Record Check References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training RFK Mentoring Club Training New-6 hrs Returning-3 hrs YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from manual on file Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) YES —authorized to drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if carrying signed medical/ transportation waivers RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Mentoring Club Staff – RFK Certified RFK Mentoring Club Role: MENTORING CLUB STAFF – NON CERTIFIED Monthly Mentoring Club Events Provides ‘2 deep’ safety and help at (1) Mentoring Club events AND/OR (2) mentoring in less public settings RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES   RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers Annual DMV Driving Record Check References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training NO RFK Mentoring Club Training New-5 hrs Returning-3 hrs YES — signed/dated annual commitment form from manual Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) YES — but can only drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if certified Mentor or Mentoring Club Staff is in vehicle+ signed waivers RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Mentor-In-Training RFK Mentoring Club Role: Mentor-in-Training Under 18 yrs old Assists at Mentoring Club events, etc. but can NOT count towards ‘2 deep’ rule RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers NO —- teen helpers are not considered ‘cleared’, must be supervised Annual DMV Driving Record Check NO References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training RFK Mentoring Club Training New-5 hrs Returning-3 hrs YES — signed/dated copy of Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) NO — No person under the age of 18 may drive children. RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Safety Companion RFK Mentoring Club Role: SAFETY COMPANION AKA Second Cleared Adult NO Monthly Mentoring Club Events/Meetings RFK Annual Application—Can use a Mentoring Club app OR RFK Camp app YES RFK Interview by 2 or more RFK leaders* At minimum interviewed by Mentor Director Level 3 background check for new and lapsed Mentoring Club Volunteers OR Level 2 for returning Volunteers Annual DMV Driving Record Check References checked (every 1-2 yrs) can combine with Camp RFK Camp Experience + Training NO RFK Mentoring Club Training New-5 hrs Returning-3 hrs NO — But signed/dated copy of section Copy of driver’s license and insurance info on file with Mentoring Club (if Volunteer is a driver) YES — but can only drive Mentoring Club Kid(s) if certified Mentor or Mentoring Club Staff is in vehicle+ signed waivers RFK MENTOR/ MENTORING CLUB STAFF CERTIFICATION ID CARD

Mentor Code of Conduct “And you should imitate me, just as I imitate Christ.” I Cor. 11:1 Commit to following Christ’s Example Mentor by Example Have Faith in God’s Work

Mentoring & Boundaries Mentors are NOT: Babysitters Taxis Santa Banks Family Counselors Mentors ARE mandated reporters of abuse.

Q & A: PLANNING YOUR MENTORING TIME WITH YOUR MENTORING CLUB KID When do I get matched with my Club kid? When can I contact my Club kid? How do I contact my Club kid? 4. What ‘counts’ towards the 4 hour per month commitment?

How should I schedule my mentoring time? Four of us are mentoring siblings in the same home — can we pick them up & take them places together? When does my commitment to 4 hours per month end? What about summer contact?

What if Your Club Kid Moves Placement? Mentoring Club Director will call the social worker to get an ally in continuing your mentoring relationship Once Mentoring Director makes contact with new caregiver a mentor can call & introduce themself to the new caregiver Get new Emergency/Medical Activities Transportation Release form, Caregiver Covenant & Drop Off/Pick Up Authorization signed Club kid moved too far away to continue mentoring? Ask if you can call, or mail cards. Be positive, friendly and supportive!

Mentor Supervision & Support Meetings Mentor Support System Provides Encouragement and Direction to Mentors Meets During Mentoring Club Meeting Facilitated by Mentoring Club Director, Mentoring Club Social Worker or Other Mentoring Club Leader

Mentor Supervision & Support Meetings Purpose of Mentor Cohort Meaningful Words of Encouragement Safe Environment Sharing Of Wisdom Prayer Things to Keep In Mind Ideally groups of 15 or less Sufficient Club Staff

Mentor Supervision & Support Meetings Announcements 5 minutes Individual Sharing time 15 minutes highlights/setbacks/questions/relationship/ activity ideas Prayer: a praise + a request 10 minutes The topics shared in this meeting often contain information that the Mentoring Club Director may wish to follow up on between meetings. This may include additional encouragement, resources, prayer, direction, etc.

Documentation Requirements for Mentors Transportation/Visit Log Mentors are required to update the Transportation/Visit Log each month and turn in a copy to the Mentoring Club Director for review. The Transportation/Visit Log is not optional! It must be completed! Requirements for the Transportation/Visit Log are: date, time, mileage, location, brief description of activity, and any other relevant notes.

Documentation Requirements for Mentors Transportation/Visit Log The Transportation/Visit Log does not guarantee the prevention of wrong doing, it does: 1.) Create a record for accountability that is far greater than not having a Transportation/Visit Log. 2.) Provide a level of due diligence. 3.) Allow for the Mentoring Club Director to review and gain insight on the Mentor relationship.

Documentation Requirements for Mentors Remember that whenever you transport your Mentoring Club Kid you need to bring: Transportation/Event Release and the Medical Release, both signed by the caregiver Proof of insurance Valid driver’s license The Mentoring Club Director also needs a copy on file of all of the above documents.