The Challenge
Many immigrants/minority youth come to school with an array of the following risk factors based on the different culture they find themselves in:
• Aggressive behaviors, Reactive behaviors, Impulsive behavior
• Poor Academic Success
• Lack of School Commitment
• Depression, Anxiety
• Low Confidence/Self-esteem
• Low Social Skills
• Sometimes, a lack of empathy from their parents/caregivers based on the different upbringing.

Our Solution

The Master-Pieced Youth Mentoring Program seeks to create a safe place which provides high school students with mentors who can develop a trust relationship with them, share their experience with the mentee, provide support, guidance, and opportunities to help these students succeed in life and pursue their dreams. Our goal is to reduce the risk factors faced among immigrant and minority students, build resiliency to promote emotional well-being and school success in high school and beyond.

What we offer to students

Helping students become successful by:

• Being prepared for the SAT and ACT.
• Completing their college applications on time.
• Getting into the college/university of their choice
• Getting scholarships to help pay for the cost of attending college.
• Building skills for success in high school, college, and beyond
• Being able to set goals, priorities and manage time well.
• Building their confidence and self esteem in their abilities.