Older than 24 years

This mentoring roundtable of Grays Harbor is a coalition consisting of local mentoring organizations. This coalition provides opportunities for youth-serving organizations to build a base of community support.

This coalition is a collaborative effort to promote mentoring of youth in Grays Harbor County and surrounding areas.

Brooks Therapeutic Services (BTS) is a life coaching services that centers around holistic approaches for dealing with real life issues. Life coaching is a future-focused practice with the aim of helping clients determine and achieve personal and mandated goals. BTS assist clients with: building life skills, self-development, personal transitions, relationship building, and career development. One of the unique aspects of BTS is that client determines what area of their life they want or need to be coached in.

Multi-cultural officers seeking assistance in college. Community leaders mentor ethnic club officers on being successful and peer mentoring.

Girls Rock! Is a ten week afterschool program that pairs ten middle school girls with an adult mentor to teach them rock climbing and  to practice healthy communciation and develop leadership skills.

We provide a multidimensional, replicable, collaborative community intervention model to address the multi-faceted needs of high risk, pre-offending and offending youth and young adults and their families including: outreach; crisis intervention; family needs assessments; counseling; case management; parent support; systems' coordination; information and referral; and life skills and mentoring.

At Women Mentoring Women: our The Aunties Program matches young moms (23 and younger) with caring, established women in the Clallam County community who have experiences and interests related to their life goals. Our program is designed to encourage the delay of repeat pregnancies and the pursuit of education.

The 4C Coalition Mentor Program recruits, trains and retains mentors for juveniles (14 to 19) transitioning from the juvenile justice system. We are a 501

We fund six agencies to provide youth employment and training services to eligible youth. Eligible youth are at risk youth who are low income or have a documentable disability. Our goal is to assist youth in preparing them for the world of work, assisting them with any educational issues, removing barriers, offering occupational skills training. Providing them with a mentor if they need one is a goal of our programs.

Our Seattle Education Access program provides higher education advocacy and opportunities to marginalized high-potential young adults. We specialize in helping impoverished students complete college degrees.