Programs
Tehama County Mentoring Program Advisory Board
The Advisory Board provides interested community members the opportunity to support mentoring in Tehama County by participating in program planning, fundraising, marketing, and recruitment. The Advisory Board meets quarterly and is open to the public.
Links
A Program of the Tehama County Department of Education Prevention Department Prevention Project
Tehama County Department of Education
Robert E. Douglas, County Superintendent
Mentoring Works!
Research Suggests that children who have mentors are more successful at:
- Staying in school
- Achieving better grades
- Going to College
- Resisting alcohol, drugs, violence, and unplanned pregnencies
- Feeling better about themselves
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