Mentor Matches Terminate Earlier for Youth with High Risk FactorsA recent study that examined data from the National Mentoring Partnership and Big Brothers Big Sisters found that mentees with high risk factors were more likely than lower-risk peers to experience early termination in mentoring relationship. Since prior research shows that longer lasting matches lead to more positive outcomes, and that early termination can be harmful, programs serving 'high risk youth' should do what they can to promote long-lasting connections. Following promising practice guidelines can protect against the early breakdown of mentoring relationships. Learn more here: |
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