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Quick Look 4C Events
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Young Ladies Group
4C Coalition Office
Monday,January 19th,10am
MLK Rally & March
Garfield High School
New Mentor Training
Mt Baker Presbyterian
Sat ,January 24th,9am-4:30
Central Group Mentoring
Yesler Community Center
Will Resume Tuesdays in
FEBRUARY
SE Group Mentoring
Rainier Beach CC
Will Resume Wednesdays in
FEBRUARY
SW Group Mentoring
SW Teen Life Center
Will Resume Thursdays in
FEBRUARY
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**WELCOME **
NEW MENTORS!!
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Sandra R.
Diewertje C.
Bridget C.
Earl J.
Beverly & Chuck C.
Zane F.
Montorrah J.
Tony C.
Annette T.
Myra J.
Andrea J.
Staci C.
Carolyn J.
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Your Monthly Mentor Minute is back! Take a minute at the beginning of each month to check in and see what's going on at The 4C, within The Community and with Our Youth! This is a great place to find out about upcoming events or groups to attend with your mentee!
This is YOUR program, if there is anything you would like to know more about or if you would like to share a success story or tips please feel free to contact me at any time. (olivia@the4cCoalition.org)
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A Word From Your Mentor Coordinator:
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Olivia Ford- SYVPI 1-on-1 Mentor Coordinator
- Mentors are asked to meet with their youth 2 times a month
- On weeks they don't meet, Mentors are to make phone contact with their youth.
- Mentors log interactions with their mentee on the Mentor Contact Log and submit to their mentor coordinator at the end of each month.
We estimate that volunteering in the 4C Coalition Mentor Program will take an average of four to eight hours a Month of your time.
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*New* Young Ladies Group Jan 19th 2015 10am - Noon
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The purpose of this group is to provide a safe environment where young ladies 13-18 years old can come together, express themselves & connect with others. Participants will do various themed activities together and have time to discuss issues that are relevant in their lives. Ladies groups are interactive, Ladies will play games, do activities, service projects, and go on outings together. Ladies group will meet every other month.
Our First Ladies Group is:
Monday, January 19th (MLK Day)
10am- Noon (Breakfast available)
Topic:
Dreams, Goals & your Future
Join us to make Dream Boards & Then attend the MLK March!
Limited Space Available in this group
Youth MUST Register!
Mentors interested in joining us for this group! contact Olivia! :)
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Martin Luther King Jr. March Jan 19th 2015
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FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS IN 2015!!
Join us for the Martin Luther King Day Rally & March at Garfield High School (23rd & Jefferson)
Workshops 9:00am - 9:50am
Rally 10:00am -11:15am
Pre March Speakers 11:00am-12:00pm
March leaves Garfield 12:00 pm
Sponsored By MLK Celebration Committee
www.MLKSEATTLE.ORG
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Our Programs
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1-on-1 Mentoring
The 4C Coalition is a community based mentoring program with over a decade of experience recruiting and training mentors, then connecting them with youth at risk. The 4C provides mentors to youth ages 12-17 who are involved in the Juvenile system or at risk of entering it. Mentors provide guidance to youth, and youth benefit from a nurturing supportive adult relationship.
Pen or Pencil Group Mentoring
Pen or Pencil (POP) Group Mentoring is a year-round culturally-based academic group. These groups use the Pen or Pencil mentoring enhancement curriculum created by the National Alliance of Faith and Justice (NAFJ) The Principals of POP evolve around the link between educational experiences (The Pencil) and delinquency (The Pen).While preparing mentees for broader adult responsibilities, POP integrates the resilience, youth leadership, self determination, and lessons learned from little and well-known persons and stories of civil rights and Underground Railroad history .
Seattle Youth Violence Prevention Initiative
The Mission of the Seattle Youth Violence Prevention Initiative is to prevent and reduce youth violence which has disproportionately affected communities of color in Seattle, through coordinated, accountable community mobilization to identify youth at risk of perpetuating or being victim of violence and connect them with needed support in reaching their full potential.
Center City Initiative
One of the goals for the Center City Initiative is to work with low-income and supported housing providers to develop strategies to improve public safety and site security around the affordable housing they own or manage. Roving Mentors also is committed to supporting our youth to protect public safety and getting young people engaged and off the streets!
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