Baton Rouge, LA - The Southern University Ag Center is seeking caring adults to volunteer as mentors for youth who are actively involved in the 4-H Living Interactive
Family Education (LIFE) program.
The project seeks to rebuild broken
family units who have been impacted by parental incarceration, which has a
profound effect on the family. The 4-H National Mentoring project engages
youth ages 5 to 17 in interactive family activities that include the
incarcerated parent and the caregiver.
If you are the caring adult the program is looking for, contact the SU Ag Center 4-H Program Coordinator or Parent Educator to see how you can positively impact the lives of young
people in the East Baton Rouge and St. Landry parish community.
Interested individuals must be cleared through a background check prior to
working with youth.
For information on how to get involved, contact Tiffany
Wilkerson-Franklin, Program Coordinator, tiffany_franklin@suagcenter.com,
or Delores Johnson, Parent Educator, delores_johnson@suagcenter.com,
at 225-771-2242. A family needs you!
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Contact:
Bridget Udoh
(225) 771-5714
bridget_udoh@suagcenter.com
LaKeeshia D. Giddens – writer
(225) 771-2160
lakeeshia_giddens@suagcenter.com
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