Hope For Youth Alliance: A Northern New Mexico youth mentoring organization whose mission is to help children and youth heal, find hope, and purpose through transformational mentoring relationships. "300 by 2010"
Got Mentors?

Postcard for Men (Download Free){no comment}

Young men need direction that comes from a man…maybe you are the one.

This is our second postcard and will be used to recruit men to join our mentoring alliance. Please feel free to down load it and distribute it for Hope for Youth Alliance. We are always in need of men who will mentor young men. 9o% of young men who come to us asking for mentors are absent from their fathers.

Fatherless young boys need a male-model they can learn from, maybe you can be the one.

Posted by youth in April 28th, 2008 

Mentor Training Publication{no comment}

I want to let you in on the newest and first publication from Hope for Youth Alliance. This will be the cover of our Mentor Resource Manual. It has been over 300 hours and lots of research and development to put over 200 pages together. Mentors from Hope for Youth Alliance who have completed mentor training will be the first to get theirs hot of the press. Please pray that the editing of this manual doesn’t take weeks.

If you would like to support the printing costs of this resource for Hope for Youth Alliance please email gotmentors@gmail.com to let us know you intend to do so, or mail your donations to PO BOX 2458 Espanola, NM 87532. We are grateful to our supporters who have already contributed to this project.

Posted by youth in April 25th, 2008 

Hope for Youth Alliance post card download{no comment}

GotMentors postcard Side1

GotMentors postcard Side2

Download for duplication: pdfhere

Posted by youth in April 5th, 2008 

New Mexico Youth Need Mentors{no comment}

On measures of child health and welfare, New Mexico now ranks 47 of the Nation. A recent study reports “New Mexico has some of the worst rates in the nation for child deaths, teen deaths,teen births, high-school dropouts, insecurely employed parents, child poverty, single parent families, idle teens; too many teens are twiddling their thumbs. They are neither in school nor working.”

(Souce: Kids Count in SF New Mexican July 25, 2007)

Posted by youth in April 4th, 2008 

Youth Xcel With A Mentor{1 comment}


Posted by youth in April 4th, 2008