Our friends at Mentoring Our Boys features a blog post article about Hope for Youth Alliance.

Check out their website here at Mentoring Our Boys.com They have to offer a few resources and books that we will soon be able to purchase from our site.

Get Involved:
There are many ways to become involved, young men in our communities and churches are in desperate need of male role model worth following. If your local church does not offer opportunities for relational mentoring of the next generation of fathers, please contact us here , we have a waiting list of boys who are waiting to be mentored by someone who would dare to join them on their journey, or search this directory to become involved in your city or state.

The state of fatherless boys in our churches:
At a mothers day church service, I observed over 90% of mothers had their children present with them at  their church, the fathers where no where to be found.

+Learn more about ministry opportunities with Hope for Youth Alliance here

+If you can not volunteer to mentor , you could possibly give a donation to help us further our work in Northern New Mexico.

I want to let you in the newest and first publication from Hope for Youth Alliance. This will be the cover of our Mentor Resource Manual. It has been over 300 hours of research and development to put over 200 pages together. Mentors from Hope for Youth Alliance who have completed mentor training will be the first to get theirs hot of the press. Please pray that the editing of this manual doesn’t take weeks.

If you would like to support the printing costs of this resource for Hope for Youth Alliance please email gotmentors@gmail.com to let us know you intend to do so, or mail your donations to PO BOX 2458 Espanola, NM 87532. We are grateful to our supporters who have already contributed to this project.
Inside this manual:
Hope for Youth Alliance Organizational Information
Why at risk youth want a Mentor.
Rebuilding a generation being raised fatherless.
Establishing healthy and meaningful mentoring relationships with at-risk youth.
Tips and suggested ideas for Mentoring
and much more!

Donate toward this publication Here