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Project Name

Project MOVE
Tag Line Mentoring Opportunities for Vocation and Education
Vision Statement We envision an inclusive community where all members can reach their full potential.
Type of Mentoring (e.g. school, community, group, etc) One on one, community based mentoring.  Project MOVE asks mentors to commit to 4 hours a month.  The time schedule is flexible and is determined by each match, depending on their availability.  The intent of the program is to facilitate informal mentoring matches, where youth have a reliable, caring adult as a role model and friend. The mentor provides a “fresh set of eyes”, helping the youth grow their self confidence and realize their full potential.

Contact Info

Tim Foster, Match Coordinator – (509) 328-2310,   email: tim@theinitiative.ws

Kerry Whitsitt, Outreach Specialist – (509) 208-2856,  email: kerryw@community-minded.org

Project Status

Non-Profit 501 C3, Funded through U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration

Target Population

Youth, ages 16-21, who are transitioning from high school and have a disability. The youth want to explore their interests and goals to move toward employment/post secondary education.
Project Partners Administered by Community-Minded Enterprises in partnership with Washington Initiative for Supported Employment (WISE), Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest and University of Washington

Start and End Date

Youth and mentors agree to commit to at least 12 months of mentoring.

Grants Previously Received

None

What are Your Greatest Needs

Mentors, both male and female, ages 18 yrs & UP.   We encourage males to become mentors for the youth in our program.   
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