SAYes trains and accredits community organisations, educational institutions, health institutions and non-profits interested in setting up and running their own youth mentoring programmes with populations other than young people in care.
Components of youth mentoring
This course focuses on identifying and understanding youth populations at risk, recruitment and selection of mentors and mentees, mentorship training, matching, match support, programme operations, monitoring and evaluation.
Mentoring with the TIL programme
The Transition to Independent Living (TIL) programme is suitable for all young people facing the challenges and opportunities of independence. This course includes all of the components of youth mentoring modules as well as specific resources developed for the TIL programme – training manuals, intervention workshop material, monitoring and evaluation measures and online administrative platforms. The purpose of this course is to become a TIL accredited site.
What accreditation gives your organisation
- A tested programme structure, from recruitment to graduation
- Training manuals and monthly workshop material
- Monitoring and evaluation measures so you can report on outcomes
- Access to the SAYes administrative platform and ongoing support
If you are interested in learning about SAYes training and accreditation, please contact Dr. Andrew Dellis at Andrew.Dellis@sa-yes.com.
This page was recreated because no standalone archived page existed for accreditation; the content comes from the archived “How You Can Help” page.