Three years ago, the Boys and Girls Clubs in six area Native American Communities joined together to accept a federally funded grant. Officials took the money, and built a mentoring program. Today, that program is a 120 member strong success story that will soon be shared with the entire nation. Abby Wuellner has more from New Town... Three years ago, the Boys and Girls Clubs in six communities set out to answer one question. (Dr. Susan Weinberger, President - Mentor Consulting Group) Does mentoring work in Indian country? With a grant from the federal governmentone issued to 15 clubs on reservations across the countryLynette Dixon started pairing children with adults. (Lynette Dixon, Mentor Coordinator - Boys and Girls Club) That's what our mentors are there for. They're caring, responsible adults that want to help make a difference in our young folks' lives. This is one of those pairs. Meet Jade and Glenys. For at least an hour each week, the two spend time...