“To positively impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential through mentoring.”
West Point – Beemer –Bancroft
TeamMates Chapter
200 S Lincoln St, Rm 51
West Point, NE 68788-1874
Brian J Faltys
402-372-6010
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The West Point – Beemer –Bancroft Chapter was introduced by the Juvenile Awareness Group – Wisner Chapter was in place before the start of the County Chapter.
What is TeamMates?
Tom and Nancy Osborne founded the TeamMates Mentoring Program in 1991 in an effort to provide support and encouragement to school-aged youth. The goal of the program is to see youth graduate from high school and pursue post-secondary education. To reach this goal, youth meet one hour per week with a caring adult who serves as a mentor. Mentors are volunteers from the community who have dedicated themselves to making a difference in the life of a young person. Mentors give youth a sense of hope, purpose and vision.
What are the Benefits of TeamMates?
Both youth and mentors benefit from the mentoring relationship. Youth benefit by receiving encouragement and guidance from a caring adult. Mentors report building a sense of morals, teamwork, and productivity.
What is a TeamMates Mentor?
A TeamMates Mentor is someone who provides a young person with support, friendship, and a positive example. TeamMates Mentors want to help young people reach their full potential.
To receive additional information about TeamMates, log on to: www.teammates.org or contact the West Point – Beemer – Bancroft TeamMates Coordinator at (402) 372-6010.
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