Training Volunteer Christian Mentors to do one-on-one mentoring in correctional facilities and coaching the new mentors.Mentoring inmates, one-on-one and in groups of 15 at Indiana State Prison, which is a maximum security prison. Instructed 7 inmates to become mentors. My ministry at the prison ended December 2014Assisted Indiana State Prison to develop their own Mentoring Program

I train mentors with a program called LifeChange Mentoring to do mentoring in any correctional Institution in the United States. the training includes 7 hours of training and a cost of $85.00 per person. Training can be done in any location with any size group from 2 to 100.Prefer groups around 7 to 15

My position includes teaching a class called 24/7 Dad, a course teaching the men how to be successful as Dads while they are incarcerated and once they are released from incarceration.The second part is to mentor one-to-one in the cell houses and dorms as well as mentoring groups of men at a time

Taught a class for Fathers called 24/7 Dad Mentored men on a one-to-one basis or in a small group of 12 or lessTrained inmates to become MentorsEstablished a Christian Newsletter, called "The New Jerusalem Herald" that was written and edited by inmates still incarcerated. It was mailed to over 26 states to prisons and the public population.Contributed to the writing of a mentor training program for a program called PLUS. Its belief was that inmates with a religious background were more successful in not returning to prison after being released.

a faith based aftercare ministry for former offenders returning to our community and to reduce recidivism. My positions also included fundraising chairmen, director/ trainer of mentors, director of housing and the last position was President of the Board. The next position was to be Executive Director but lack of funds was my reason for resigning.Work of experienceJune 2003 to today. I am a Mentor Coach/Trainer for LifeChange Mentoring in Goshen, Indiana. I have trained mentors for the PLUS program at Indiana State Prison I have mentored 30 to 40 men at ISP.September 2006 to today. I am a

Being caseworker for over 100 children in the Elkhart County Child Welfare System. Children were either abused or neglected.Visited the homes of children that were put into foster homes for their own safety. To encouraged the parents to get all the services they needed in order to have their children returned. Also visited the foster homes of the abused children. Represented the children when their case came up in court

Worked a case load of 100 who were sexually abused or neglected

Developed the Youth Center into a non-profit organization, fund raising responsibilities, develop recreation programs, did public relations work and organized a Board of Directors