institution

Colorado State University

Awarded Grants

Grant

Mentor Families: Setting-Level Component to Improve Mentoring Outcomes for At-Risk Youth

Can we improve youth mental health, behavioral, and academic outcomes through enhanced mentoring programs?
Kimberly Henry
Colorado State University
2015 – 2019
$599,784

People

Grantee

Lise Youngblade

Lise Youngblade is a co-PI on 1 grant to Colorado State University.
Lise Youngblade
Grantee

Rachel Lucas-Thompson

Rachel Lucas-Thompson is a co-PI on 1 grant to Colorado State University.
Rachel Lucas-Thompson
Grantee

Kimberly Henry

Kimberly Henry is a PI on 1 grant to Colorado State University.
Kimberly Henry
Grantee

Shelley Haddock

Shelley Haddock is a co-PI on 1 grant to Colorado State University.
Shelley Haddock
Grantee

Lindsey Weiler

Lindsey Weiler is a co-PI on 1 grant to Colorado State University.
Lindsey Weiler
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