Building self-esteem, confidence, and self-respect in at-risk youth
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Today join me and my guest, Lawrence Marshall, as he discusses the importance of building self-esteem, confidence, and self-respect in at-risk youth. Through his non-profit agency, he and his team can reinforce positive life skills in their recipients through programs that include stem robotic activities. In doing so leads to the development of leadership qualities that aid in identifying the purpose for the youth in which they serve. Integrity Mentors utilizes spiritual concepts to obtain physical results. Beginning in 2005, join the conversation in learning the relevance of the needs for at-risk youth, the positive effects, and fulfillment of successful guided mentorship.
Learn more about Integrity Mentors here: Lawrence Marshall
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