Youth Mentoring

Aboriginal Youth Mentoring Program

BC Bright Futures Camp  FREE for any aboriginal youth ages 10-13 yrs old.

 Camp Program Description 

    Photo Consent Form 

   Registration Form 

    Schedule (as of May 17 2010) 

Links

These links are for scholarship & bursaries, opportunties, and websites for youth.

http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca/acp/site.nsf/en/ao30904.html 

http://www.youth.gc.ca/eng/common/yes.shtml 

http://www.forces.ca/html/aboriginalpeoplesinthecf_en.aspx

http://www.naaf.ca/

Developed Tools

Call for committee members Deadline is December 11 Email your response to cwebster@cstc.bc.ca

  • Call for Aboriginal mentors asap application is located in the brochure link above complete and fax to 250-562-8206 attention Cheryl Webster. training  date TBA
  • Seeking youth interested in a mentoring relationship form in located in the brochure link above, please complete and fax to 250-562-8206 attention Cheryl Webster. You may want your team leaders, teachers, social workers, school councilors to do this for you that is fine.
  • In the developmental stage we putting together a DVD on mentoring and looking for interested parties to submit their expereince in any program to speak to its benefits. this DVD will be used to educate community members, businesses, and organzations why mentoring is valuable and important investment for our children and youth.

    • Aboriginal Youth Mentoring

    Currently we are conducting a survey of the aboirignal youth living in the Prince George area. Please click on the link below to complete. Thank you for input is valuable to us and assist us in implementing a program you want.

    The deadline for the  survey is June 30, 2010, @ 4pm and the result will be made available by July 15. If you require additional information or questions feel free to contact Cheryl Webster-Youth Mentoring Coordinator at 250-562-6279 ext 254

    Background information

    This is pilot project is funded by the Urban Aboriginal Working Group to develop a program that will meet the needs of youth living in the Prince George Area. The framework for the program is about building up the self-esteem of the youth, provide opportunties for training, and broaden their horizon and sense of communtiy. To provide opportunties for youth to explore and learn about all that the City of Prince George has to offer, art, museum, history, and jobs and all the amenities that are within the area.

    Furthermore, to keep them connected to their culture and traditions through PG Dakelh Elders Socierty, Aboriginal organziations, and any knowledge holder that is willing to share their expereince and skills with the youth. This may include but not limted to only those activities.

    • berry picking and preparing the fruit: preparing jam, drying and freezing for future use.
    • hunting
    • trapping
    • fishing
    • preparing meat for the smokehouse
    • beading & sewing
    • hide preparation
    • drum  & rattle making
    • learning about medicines
    • birch bark harvesting

    Youth Related Information

    Scholarship Opportunities

    Aboriginal Youth In Action

    Opportunities for Youth

    Youth Train the Trainer Call for Participants
    Deadline is June 26, 2009