Mentoring programs
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Youth to young men : Ezekiel House high school students 16 and 17 years of age mentor middle age youth ages 13 to 15 who will participate in a structured program of support.
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Ezekiel House Mentoring Program
Buddy to Buddy : Focuses on students who are chronically suspended from middle and high school. The goal of this program is to rekindle a youth's commitment to learning and being successful in the classroom by empowering them to finish school
Become A youth Mentor
We are targeting the "At- risk youth" with the goal of lowering the high school drop out rates and decreasing truancy. We have selected and target young boy's because peer to peer mentoring helps all students adapt to a new academic environment faster and it will help develop the mentor's social and leadership skills.
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Ezekiel House MentoringPrograms
Change Now: engages youth involved in the juvenile court system. T he mentoring relationship will be utilized to establish a program of chage in the young person's life. The mentor encourages goal-setting, self disipline and skill development.