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One caring adult can
change everything.

We're bringing the power of mentoring to children throughout Lamoille County. Join us!

The Case for Mentoring

Why Mentoring?
Why Now?

• Lamoille County kids are struggling — and mentoring helps. One third of Vermont high school students report poor mental health. Research across 25,000+ young people shows mentoring creates measurable improvements in mental health.• Kids with mentors feel more connected — to school, to adults, and to their future. Only 53% of Lamoille County high school students “strongly agree or agree that in their community they feel like they matter to people”. Mentoring directly addresses this gap.• Mentoring is one of the most cost-effective youth interventions available, with proven benefits across academics, mental health, and behavior. One caring adult can change everything.

Mentor and mentee in the woods mushroom-hunting
A thirty something woman and young girl sit on a blanket in a meadow talking

Momentum Is Growing

How It Works

Young people who can benefit from a caring adult in their life are matched with caring, background-checked adult mentors to spend time together weekly. Interested in getting involved? Click on a button below for more specifics!


About Us


Our Vision
That every child in Lamoille County who wants or needs a mentor has one and feels connected to their community.
Our Mission
To establish positive relationships and strengthen communities through high-quality mentoring for youth.
We do this by arranging and supporting positive, ongoing, activity-based pairings between youth and trained adult volunteers to achieve the following measurable outcomes for each young person:
> increased educational curiosity;
> increased life skills;> increased protective factors supporting their mental health and resilience.


Announcing our new Executive Director -- Selina Rooney!

Selina Rooney, Executive Director of Lamoille Mentoring

"I’ve always believed that children thrive when they have caring adults in their corner."

- Selina Rooney, Executive Director



BOARD
Chantal Binginot (retired teacher, Morristown Elementary)
Rick Davis (founder of MentorVT and Let’s Grow Kids)
Rachel Duffy (retired teacher, Peoples Academy)
Ryan Heraty (superintendent, Lamoille South Supervisory Union)
Susan Titterton (retired counselor, Morristown Elementary)


LAUNCH COMMITTEE
Anne Adler (retired attorney and community volunteer)
Bobby Roberts (Stowe businessman)

Make Your Mark at the Start

Join Us in Making A Difference -
Donate Today

To donate by mail:
Lamoille Mentoring Incorporated
P.O. Box 1088
Morrisville, Vermont 05661
Make your check out to "Lamoille Mentoring." Lamoille Mentoring Incorporated is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization so all donations are tax-exempt.

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Calling Mentors - Inquire Today!

Lamoille Mentoring Incorporated
92 Lower Main Street, #3
P.O. Box 1088
Morrisville, VT 05661
802-635-0777
[email protected]
a nonprofit organization
EIN# 42-2457627