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🌟 A Tip for Building Resilience in Youth 🌟 According to the Search Institute, young people’s development is rooted in relationships and the most common factor in helping young people develop resilience is: having at least one stable, supportive relationship with an adult. 💡 This relationship provides the emotional support and encouragement needed to help youth overcome challenges, build self-confidence, and keep moving forward in the face of adversity. As mentors in the VOICE program, you are architects of resilience. By offering guidance, a listening ear, and a belief in their potential, you are making a lasting impact on the lives of the young people you mentor. Here are some ways resilience is built: ✅ Express Care – let mentees know they matter ✅ Provide Support – Help mentees complete tasks and achieve goals ✅ Expand Possibilities – Connect mentees to ideas, people and places that broaden their world ✅ Challenge Growth – Challenge mentees to learn and grow ✅ Share Power – Engage in an environment of respect, inclusion and collaboration As mentors, you’re helping your mentees check off all these boxes by providing that stable relationship that matters most. 🌱 🔑 Your support is the foundation they need to thrive - one session at a time. #MentorshipMatters #Resilience #YouthDevelopment #HopeInAction #VOICEProgram #SupportiveAdults #GrowthMindset

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