Serving Pine County
Skill based Mentoring
Engaging Hearts to Enrich Lives through Mentoring
Do you have a hobby, interest or skill you would like to share with someone who is eager to learn from your experience? Skill
based mentoring is the perfect opportunity to share your experience, interest, or knowledge of a skill or hobby!
Skill based
mentoring can be anything from teaching someone to fish, crochet, use a computer, sharing 'life skills' with young parents, or
sharing your knowledge/expertise of a particular trade with someone who is investigating a career in your field.
Skill based mentoring
prepares young adults for higher education, life-skills, or the workplace equipping them to be responsible citizens as well as giving
individuals opportunities to learn new hobbies and share interests.
Benefits:
- Provides support in areas of interest and/or need
- Provides
a foundation and/or support in basic life skills, such as learning about skill- based trades, parenting skills, and overcoming barriers, for personal development
- Enriches job performance, interest and commitment
- Increases self confidence
- Offers opportunities to participate
with a ‘teamwork’ approach
- Enhance thinking skills, such as creativity, decision-making, problem-solving and reasoning
- Augments opportunities
for young adults to understand the business world and take part in it
- Guides young adults in skill based trade/career making decisions
- Enrich young people's knowledge and understanding of their culture and the cultures of those around them
- Helps develop marketable
skills through a mentoring relationship
- Offers orientation, mentoring, and exposure of young adults to the business arena
- Gives mentees
a sense of belonging in the community
- Provides support and friendship through a non-family member adult
- Promotes both the general
well-being of all young people and positive behavior, while concurrently preventing negative behaviors
- Establishes a sense of belonging
and connectedness among communities youth and adults (closing the generational gap)
- Strengthens communities served
- Reduces rural isolation
"To the world, you may just be somebody, But to somebody, you may just be the world!" ~Unknown
CONTACT
Kettle Kinship
PO Box 695
Sandstone, MN 55072
Director: Shawn Jansen
shawn@kettlekinship.org
320.245.5339
Webmaster: laurievolk@yahoo.com
Mission
Kettle Kinship builds brighter futures & stronger communities by engaging caring citizens to enrich lives of local youth through mentoring relationships.