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Mentoring in Denver

By denverdave
updated 5 months ago

Looking for a way to give back to community by helping kids at risk in Denver, here's what I found on Denver's Mentorship programs.

Mentoring Kids

I have been wanting to be a mentor for some time and recently decided to become one after putting it off for years. Now I am excited about the prospects of becoming more active in my community and making a difference in the process. There are tons of programs to choose from the largest being Big Brother, Big Sister and DenverKids. I found that each has its advantages, some are more independent and others are more involved with group support. Generally the programs require at least a year commitment, but they can always use volunteers if you can’t commit the that much time.

Denver Kids Inc

1330 Fox Street, Denver, CO 80204

“Denver Kids, Inc. (DKI) is a unique organization that has been serving students in the Denver Public Schools since 1946.”

Phone: 720-423-8266
Website: http://www.denverkidsinc.org/

“Denver Kids, Inc. (DKI) is a unique organization that has been serving students in the Denver Public Schools since 1946.”

Phone: 720-423-8266
Website: http://www.denverkidsinc.org/

Colorado Youth at Risk

1156 Delaware Street, Denver, CO 80204

Mentoring At-Risk Denver HighSchoolers. Help make a difference in schools with some of the highest drop out rates. What I liked most about this program was the quality of their training, which I have heard from other participants are stellar, and a more active community involvement.

If your interested, ask for Andrea, and she will fill you in on this great program. (303) 623-9140