Rogue Valley Mentoring

“Executive director reviewed and signed off on the form 990. The executive director will review the 990”

“The governing documents are available to the public by request”

“Purchased new computers and equipment”

“Part iii - what is the organizations primary exempt purposethe mission of the rogue valley mentoring is to support, engage and empower youth through mentoring. Rvm provides mentoring services in circles (groups), individual matches for youth and young parents aged 10-24 by volunteer mentors. We offer various programs based on youth engagement and leadership. Part iii, line 28: mentor training & services:in 2019 rvm trained 30 new mentors, had 10 one-to-one matches with a total of 7 circles. The numbers served in the circles was 140. We expanded into the central point school district and restructured our program hiring a mentor support specialist who provides 24/7 problem-solving support and in-circle coaching to mentors. A former youth and family therapist, she guides our mentors in a trauma-informed care model of baseline mental health support. Part iii, line 29: high school serviceswe retained a program coordinator to train ashland high school students for a peer mentoring program at a wellness center created by us and the students in the shcool. This coordinator had created a relationship with the administration at the school and received their approval for this program. Our program coordinator spent many hours with the youth during the fall, training and setting up the center. The program manager also engaged several mentors in the training and expectations of their role when the center was open for students. Our trained mentors were on site at all times that the center was open to students. This is the agreement that we had with ashland high.”