Being a Mentor

Being a Mentor

Health Wellness & Community

Dr. Quentin Moore and Maggie Middleton discuss the transformative power of mentorship for children affected by incarceration.

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30:1710 May 2021

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Transforming Lives Through Mentorship: A Conversation with Maggie Middleton

Mentoring has the ability to change lives and, in doing so, change communities, countries and even the world.

Ever wondered how mentorship can change lives? In this episode of 'Health Wellness & Community,' Dr. Quentin Moore sits down with Maggie Middleton, the director of the Amachi Mentoring Program in Lexington, Kentucky. They dive into the heart of the Amachi program, which offers vital support to children affected by the incarceration of a family member.

Maggie shares how the program partners with local churches and organizations to provide these children with stable, reliable mentors who can make a world of difference in their lives. From one-on-one mentoring to group activities like art classes and outdoor events, the Amachi program creates a nurturing environment for young people facing tough challenges. During the pandemic, they've even adapted to virtual mentorship, ensuring that connections remain strong despite physical distancing.

Maggie explains how you can get involved, whether through direct mentoring or other forms of support. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in making a positive impact in their community.

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