That’s good to hear;)
no, not avoiding you, I tried talking to you last night but there were no mods and I don’t like talking to no one so I went to sleep, sorry.
I’m good, thanx:}
Now that you’re here: Being a mentor involves a one year commitment to spend one hour a week with your kid. The point is not to “straighten her out,” or, “knock some sense into her head.” The point is that the kid should have a strong, trusting relationship with a good role-model whom she will want to respect. Aside for spending time with your kid, every week you have to write a brief report and speak to a YES staff member. Hope this helps.
~a~