DEAR MENTOR,

Return to Service 

This past week, we launched a challenge to our faith based community.  Check out details below:

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We hope that you will start to see the Prayer for the Journey cards in your neighborhood and that you feel the power of our community behind you as you continue mentorship with your student.  If you'd like a card, email sreith@ohuddle.org and we will mail one to you!

SERVICE DETAILS

Virtual Games to Play with mentees

Whether you are meeting in person or virtually, an online game together can reduce contact and germ transmission.  Try the below out to align to our Asset 

Safety measures for our volunteers.

As we continue to receive guidance from schools about return to service, OHuddle will follow evolving safety guidelines from the state and CDC.  Here are the requirements for mentors who might be meeting with OHuddle in person or volunteering to help in the community via OHuddle:

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WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU:

• All staff and volunteers should wear face coverings.

• Temperatures may be taken for reporting volunteers.

• Please sit or stand 6 feet away from others. 

• Please don't report if you feel ill.

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WHAT WE WILL DO:

• Sanitize and stagger meeting spaces.

• Alert you to the nearest hand washing station.

• Provide PPE if needed.

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HUDDLE HAPPENINGS

Mark your Calendars

It's the LAST WEEK to sign up to support our youth through the 2020 "Mile for Mentors" event. 

Squeeze out the last bit of summer by walking a mile for a student.

Your $15 entry fee gets you this overwashed vintage style t shirt.  Details below:

Would you and your OHuddle mentee like to join OHuddle's new Student Committee in partnership with the NAACP? Click the button below to learn more about leadership in this area:

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ASSET OF THE WEEK

Weekly Guidance on our highlighted Developmental Asset:

As you reconnect with your student, remember that everyone's experience in their family of origin has been different during Covid.  Be sure to be sensitive to changes that may have occurred through the extended break.  You might ask: "Tell / Remind me about who you live with? Tell us about a time you enjoyed spending time with someone in your family? Why?"

Remember to make your asset conversations transitional.  If your child does not want to engage in the offered activity, follow their lead.  Try to weave questions / details related to at least one asset per week even if it is not the highlighted asset.

YOUR ONLINE RESOURCES: