SU Ag Center receives letter of intent to Fund 4-H National Mentoring Program

Baton Rouge, La. - The Southern University Ag Center has received a letter of intent from the National 4-H Council in the amount of $115,920 to fund the Center’s 4-H National Mentoring Program.

The SU Ag Center's 4-H National Mentoring Program seeks to rebuild broken family units who have been impacted by parental incarceration.  The program engages youth ages 5 to 17 in interactive family activities that include the incarcerated parent and the caregiver.

For additional information about the Southern University Ag Center's 4-H National Mentoring Program contact the grant’s Principle Investigator Tiffany Wilkerson-Franklin, at tiffany_franklin@suagcenter.com;  Co- Principle Investigator Milissia John-Baptiste, at milissia_jbaptiste@suagcenter.com or by calling 225-771-2242.

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