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Volunteer Programme Outcome Evaluation and Feedback

Volunteer Programme Outcome Evaluation and Feedback

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    Young Person Developments

    The following questions require you to reflect on the young person you are mentoring and how they may have changed in recent times. There may be some sections that may be outside of the scope of mentoring, but they are included to cover as wide a scope as possible.

    The questions below are built on the 5 C's of Youth Development (Lerner,2009)

    Confidence

    Please tick one box that best describes any changes in the past 12 months. Select "Don't know" if you have no knowledge about change in a given area. Select "Not a problem" if this particular area is not applicable at this stage of the young person's life.

     

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    Sense of being able to do or accomplish something specific.
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    Is able to reveal, talk about or discuss feelings
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    Thinks before acting and is aware of consequences of behaviour.
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    Pursues activities such as reading, sports, music, computers, etc.
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    Dresses appropriately and keeps self neat and clean.
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    Knows about educational and career opportunities. 
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    Young Person Developments

    Competence

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    Takes part in service activities, recreation, cultural activities, church/other faith-based activities, utilises libraries. 
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    Uses the library, guidance counsellors, tutorial centres.
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    Shows improvement in achievement. 
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    Is positive about going to school and about learning.
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    Completes homework and other assignments.
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    Actively takes part in learning; responds to questions.
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    Pays attention in class; isn’t disruptive.
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    Refrains from behaviours that are illegal for a person of his or her age. Select 'not a problem' if this not relevant.
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    Doesn't use illegal or harmful substances (e.g., drugs, alcohol, and tobacco). Select 'not a problem' if this not relevant.
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    Doesn't engage in sexual behaviour likely to result in early parenting. If your child is too young for this to be relevant, please tick 'not a problem'.
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    Young Person Developments

    Caring

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    Isn’t reluctant to confide in you, to accept your suggestions. 
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    Doesn’t stereotype or put down other ethnic, racial, language or national groups.
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    Interacts well with other family members. 
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    Interacts well with persons of own age.
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    Has good interactions with other adults who are not family members.
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    Select all applicable
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    That is, why or why would you not recommend being a mentor? What are your reservations?
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    Ngā mihi nui

    We appreciate you taking the time to complete this. We gather together the information from your responses and those from others to determine how our young people are benefitting from mentoring and what the volunteering experience is like for mentors.

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