The National CARES Mentoring Movement was founded in 2005 by Susan L. Taylor; started during Hurricane Katrina. It is a youth-support organization which recruits mentors to serve as role models, tutors, reading buddies and various other services to under-resourced children.
All throughout the nation, mentoring organizations are in desperate need of Black volunteers, both men and women who look like the children they serve, to aid in their struggles, hopes and dreams. Filling the gap is the program's focus, but the National CARES Mentoring Movement turns no child or mentor away.
Find out how you can become a Volunteer, by visiting the website at www. caresmentoring.org.
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