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March5,2013

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PurposeoftheGrant Support

for

programs

ready

for

implementation

activities

groupsincludingchildrenofmilitary,especially

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NationalMentoring

least45

states

to

at

least

75%

of

states

Agencies

in

38

Populationofyouthtobeservedmustbe

etween

yearso

age

w en

enter ng

theprogram

CCUSAProgramLocations

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Goals,Objectives&

Goal:

reducedelinquency,

truancy,

drug

abuse,otherhighriskbehaviors

Objective: provideoneononeorgroup

mentorin

servicesto

underserved

outh

Deliverables: quarterlyprogressreports;final

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AwardTrends

BigBrothersBigSistersofAmerica $11.3M

BigBrothersBigSistersofAmerica$7M

Boys&GirlsClubsof

America $48.3M

M

National4HCouncilProgram $5M Nationa 4HCounci

Program $5.3M

LeadershipFoundations $3M

NationalCouncilofYMCAoftheUSA

International $5M(new)

Total $69.9M

NationalCourtAppointedSpecialAdvocateAssociation $5M

U 2Us 1 M

Total $50M

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Definitionof

Mentoring

theskills,

resources

and

confidence

they

life

changesinattitudesandbehaviors

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BestPractice

Includes

Significanttraining

for

the

mentor

Matc ing ase inpartonyout an

volunteerpreferences

Oversightoftherelationship

Datacollectiontotracktherelationshi

andits

outcomes

mentee

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CCUSAMentoringProgram nvo vesas ruc ure re a ons p e weenan

adultortrainedpeer,compensatedorvo un ary,an oneormoreyou

Structured

to

support

arelationship

that

lasts

atleast12months(2yearsispreferable)or

throughanentireschoolyear.

Builton

weekly

two

hour

individual

meetings

withperiodicrecreationalactivities

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CCUSAMentoringProgram

Programbenchmarks

and

performance

DevelopmentalAssetsmodeldesignedby

.

institute.org

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AdditionalMentoringProgram

agencies

Clearguidelines

for

the

frequency,

duration

an natureo mentor yout meet ngs

Proceduresformonitoringprogresstoward

goals

Processforcom letin assessmentsand

resourceidentification

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TargetPopulations

Possessingpredictive/correlativecharacteristics

rea y nvo ve n uven e ust cesystem

Includes

children

of

military,

especially

those

deployed

Includestribalyouthwhereappropriate

Includesrefugee

youth

where

appropriate

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ThePlayers

CatholicCharities

USA

rograms: att ew r ce ean e

Finance:

Fang

and/or

Sarah

&

Jack

Jackson CCUSALocalAgencyMember(youragency)

YouthMentoringProgramCoordinator

Mentees(&theirfamilies)/Mentors

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OfficeofJuvenileJusticeand

programsNational

MultiState

ResponsibletoCongressandtheAdministration

, ,

Writesthereimbursementchecks

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CatholicCharitiesUSA

Developsand

distributes

sub

grant

Providesstaff

training

&

technical

assistance

Doesprogrammonitoring&evaluation

Doesfinancemonitorin &reimbursement

Compilesandpresentsprogram&finance

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LocalCatholicCharities

program

Hires/assignsstaff

Preparesfinancialreports

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MentoringCoordinator

mentors

Menteeassessment&planning

Case/matchmanagement

Recordkeeping

&

reporting

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CommunityPartners

Youthprograms

OtherCommunityServiceProviders

Sports/Cultural/Recreational