M.E.A.N. Girls Empowerment™ Tween Mentoring Program
The Tween Mentoring Program is specifically designed for girls ages 8 to 12, providing them with the tools and support they need to navigate and overcome challenges related to bullying. This program empowers young girls to build resilience, avoid negativity, and thrive in their personal and social lives.
Through the program, participants learn to:
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Identify bullying behaviors in themselves and others
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Report and refuse bullying by developing and applying strong social-emotional skills.
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Foster self-love and self-esteem to cultivate a positive sense of self.
Our program curriculum is aligned to the Illinois State Board of Education K-12 Social Emotional Learning Standards (ISBE Standards Based).
Our unique focus on bullying prevention seeks to eliminate bullying in schools and public spaces while reducing violence and promoting safe, inclusive environments.
Key Program Benefits
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Improved Communication
We help strengthen communication among participants, their families, and schools, fostering collaboration and understanding. -
Encouraged Positive Behaviors
The program promotes behavior changes that lead to healthy decision-making, stronger relationships, and leadership development. -
Enhanced Motivation and Confidence
Participants are inspired to embrace their individuality, build self-esteem, and stay motivated to achieve their goals.
By combining education, mentorship, and practical strategies, the Tween Mentoring Program equips girls with the skills and confidence to face adversity, grow as individuals, and become leaders in their communities.