Innovación tecnológica para la mentoría social dirigida a personas inmigrantes y refugiadas
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El seguimiento y evaluación de las parejas en los programas de mentoría se han destacado como elementos de vital importancia para el desarrollo de un apoyo social efectivo en los jóvenes. Con el fin de mejorar los procedimientos que aseguren la calidad de las relaciones, este artículo presenta la experiencia de implementar una aplicación digital que, mediante un sistema de seguimiento y de sincronización de datos, ofrece información en tiempo real de los eventos clave relativos a todas las parejas. La aplicación Messagenes se probó con 131 mentores y 132 mentorados durante su participación en el proyecto Ruiseñor, un programa de mentoría basado en la comunidad cuyo objetivo es favorecer la inclusión social de menores de origen inmigrante. Los resultados demuestran los beneficios de utilizar las nuevas tecnologías para un registro sistemático de actividad que respalde la gestión de cada caso, logrando así mentorizar con éxito.
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