This week's content is sponsored by Old National Bank and Arby's.

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This week's content is sponsored by Old National Bank and Arby's.

Fall Trainings Update

This season’s trainings offer practical solutions for your daily work! Discover innovative strategies for “Engaging Older Youth.” Better serve children who struggle with academic English skills by “Supporting English Language Learners.”


More information on all Fall trainings and to register!  

 

Library Sign-Up

September is Library Sign-Up Month!
Create an account with the Virginia Beall Ball Library, IYI’s free lending library, and access great resources on youth development, nonprofit management, and other topics. Also, check out DVDs to share with youth! Learn more.
 

Register Now!

You’re invited to the largest statewide conference designed especially for Indiana’s youth workers, counselors, educators and others who work with and on behalf of Indiana youth.

Registration is now open for the 2010 Kids Count in Indiana Conference, “Creating Possibilities,” to be held in Indianapolis on December 7 and 8.

Interested in sponsorship, exhibits, and advertising? Learn more.
 

Government Funding

On September 17, attend a free workshop in Evansville, “Insider Tips on Accessing and Managing State and Federal Funds.” Panelists will provide tips on how to leverage government funding to support a nonprofit’s mission. This afternoon session is presented through IYI’s Indiana Mentoring Partnership and supported by Old National Bank and Welborn Baptist Foundation.

 

New Job openings have been submitted to our Career Center.
Post your position here.
 

 

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Indiana Mentoring Partnership


The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of children and youth by serving the institutions and people of Indiana who work on their behalf.

For more than twenty years IYI's programs and services have helped build the capacity of Indiana's youth-serving organizations, enhanced the skills of youth workers and connected the wider community with efforts to improve the well-being of children.