The mentors are volunteers, and they are rewarded with stipends and points toward their yearly requirements for professional development.
Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, the artist-run Core Program provides young artists with stipends and studio spaces for up to two years.
His party, the African National Congress, has called for a "massive" expansion of community policing, with stipends paid to young enlistees.
Their organisation, Newsome Community Farms, opened its farmers' market in 1999, employing 10 young people at a time with stipends to work on their five-acre farm.
If the Iraqi government would not pay the salaries, he said, the American military might supplement the base pay with stipends.
He wants to lift literacy in his province from 35% to 70% within the next five years by luring children back to school with stipends.
Members have little more than cheerleading rights -- a simple task for which they are rewarded by the legislative leadership with stipends, more staff, bigger offices and benefits for their district.
With the help of her insurance broker, Ms. Allen is exploring whether her employees could afford individual health policies if she provided them with stipends equal to about half of what she now pays for their health care.
By 1962 Mr. Lowry expanded its arts programs with $6.1 million in grants to nine nonprofit repertory theaters and later with stipends to writers, filmmakers, art schools, music conservatories and dance organizations.
In contrast, researchers with stipends lack employee status and the protections it offers.
The Super Internships program provides students with stipends of up to $5,000 to offset the expenses associated with accepting an internship.
