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A new study indicates that teen mentors who participated in an obesity intervention resulted in healthy lifestyle changes among younger children.
A medical trial conducted by Ohio State University researchers recommend that schools with health-related programs should consider using teen mentors to educate and motivate young children about healthy living.
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Why A Mentor Should Be Part Of Any Social Enterprise Ingredient
Kylie Wyatt, Program Manager at Social Traders start-up incubation program “The Crunch”, explains why a mentor is important to a social enterprise start-up success strategy.
