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Mentor Youth Now - A Guidebook for Transforming Young Lives

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Mentor Youth Now covers all aspects of mentoring, from the basics to setting boundaries, teaching life skills and how to end a mentoring relationship. This guidebook is packed with detailed information on the process of becoming a mentor, field-tested projects through creative arts mentoring, solutions to challenges, inspirational stories about mentors from around the country, dozens of mentoring organizations in the U.S., more than 100 fun places to visit and things to do, sample templates plus The State of America’s Youth, a 30-page cited report. With this book, anyone can become a powerful and confident mentor to help impact young lives. 20% of the proceeds will benefit Create Now (www.createnow.org), which provides creative arts mentoring to thousands of troubled kids.

286 pages, Paperback

First published November 22, 2011

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Jill Gurr

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Jill has written a library of original screenplays and 7 more for hire. Two of these were produced: "Rigged" stars George Kennedy and was adapted from a novel by James Hadley Chase. "Socrates" was a PBS pilot starring Ed Asner.

She has published three books: (1) "Mentor Youth Now: A Guidebook for Transforming Youth Lives," (2) "Dolphin Healing," and (3) "Adventures with the Ancient Crystal Skulls" (with co-author Joky van Dieten). All of these books are available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

Jill founded the nonprofit organization Create Now (www.createnow.org) in 1996, which transforms the lives of troubled youth through creative arts mentoring and opportunities. Create Now has reached 49,000 vulnerable youth in 24 years.

Jill has trained hundreds of mentors to help thousands of kids. She's been featured on “NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams,” CNN’s "Anderson Cooper 360°," local TV and in the Los Angeles Times. She is one of eight people in the U.S. selected to be in an exhibition at the Museum of Tolerance called "Everyday Heroes."

Visit her website: jillgurr.com

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