BUILDING A RELATIONAL BRIDGE
At Kids Hope USA, we believe that all kids matter to Jesus. We believe that the local church is uniquely called to care for children in their community who would benefit from another caring, reliable relationship. These proven church-school partnerships invite volunteer mentors to stand alongside parents, teachers, principals and counselors to ensure kids are valued and loved. Each week, volunteer mentors from your congregation meet with one student for one hour, one day a week during the school day. This consistency and encouragement of a mentor can be an important ingredient in helping children thrive in and out of school.
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Kids Hope USA Learning Session- Building a Relational Bridge
Kids Hope USA Learning Session- Building a Relational Bridge
of mentors and prayer partners said they feel they are making a difference in the life of a child.
Kids Hope USA Fall 2004 Survey Results
of teachers say the program improves student’s attention, academics and behavior.
Frost, Carl. Evaluation of Mentoring Program, KIDS HOPE USA, Carl Frost Center for Social Science Research, Hope College. September, 2003.
CONGREGATION IMPACT
In addition to empowering students to thrive in and out of the classroom, a Kids Hope USA mentoring program also makes a significant impact in your church community. Through consistent engagement of your volunteer mentors, your church can experience:
HOW IT WORKS
Kids Hope USA helps you connect with your partner school and gets you started in cultivating meaningful relationships with children in your community. Here are a few essential steps in establishing and supporting a Kids Hope USA program.
