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Mentors Care - Student Mentorship Program at Hillsboro High School
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About Us
Mentors Care Mentorship Program at Hillsboro High School
Hillsboro, Texas
Mentor’s Care is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization founded by Dena Petty in 2009, and originally incorporated as a non-profit organization called Movement Toward a Future, LLC. Everything in this program and what we hope to accomplish is based on what Petty wished she had as a kid growing up in a very dysfunctional environment. The goal of Mentors Care is to give students what they need, not only to graduate but to live their lives to their fullest potential.
We have a significant population of students in our high schools who are susceptible to failing or not graduating due to homelessness, impoverishment, poor support systems, failed classes in previous years, poor attendance, incarcerated parents, single-parent homes, peer pressure, poor judgment, and more.
Even students with loving parents and guardians can sometimes get off track. Mentors Care partners with those parents and school administrators to match students with caring mentors to help get them back onto a healthy course. Students without positive adult role models are at real risk of not graduating and often face more difficult futures.
Our mentors assure young people that someone cares for them; that they are not alone in dealing with life’s day-to-day challenges. Mentors help students know they truly matter.
Ultimately, mentoring helps propel students toward personal growth and development as well as social and economic opportunities that they might otherwise never realize.