Behavior

“Creating routine during my mentoring hour!” Routine is something that is valuable and beneficial to children – whether they tend to respond to it well or not! We encourage mentors to set clear [...]

For three years, I have mentored a little boy. He has grown in self-confidence and an understanding of himself as his own individual. He is gaining skill in relating to other people. I am eager [...]

From a Kids Hope USA Mentor: Henry and I have been hanging out for 5 years now. Most of the time, we just read, play games, eat (because it’s over lunch hour these days), and talk. If he has some [...]

The following is a story of hope and friendship from a Kids Hope USA mentor located in Texas: “I can’t imagine why God continues to amaze me but He does!  When He decides to move [...]

Across this amazing country, a unique opportunity raises its hand and waves it back and forth in an effort to capture churches’ notice. In Auora, Illinois, a principal and pastor met to [...]

As the school year nears it’s close, students, teachers and parents begin to think about the summer months. And for you, as a mentor, it often means three months that you won’t get to [...]

One year ago, Kids Hope USA began posting a series of “20 Reasons” blogs that provided a multi-dimension snapshot of the many people who helped to make this program a tremendous success. We [...]