Be A Mentor
Mentors must be:
- Over 25 years old
- Positive role models
- Able to pass a background check
- Committed to a two year friendship
How Does Mentoring Work?
Answers to These Frequently Asked Questions
- What are mentors?
- What do mentors do?
- Who would I mentor?
- Would I be a good mentor?
Mentor Group Model
Mentoring is fun! It can be challenging too.
But you don’t have to do it alone.
At the Mentor Project, every one-to-one mentor match is also part of a group (with 5-8 other mentors) who support each other through the ups and downs of building friendships with youth.
Mentor Groups Help Friendships Last
By volunteering with a group, mentors and youth have longer friendships and activities are more fun and meaningful.
Group members have great ideas and advice. Sharing challenges and accomplishments builds commitment.
Being part of a group connects youth to a community of support.
Start a Mentor Group
Ask yourself: do I know 5-8 people who would like to be positive role models?
Consider your social circles: church, charity groups, clubs, co-workers, family, friends, neighbors, tribe, or anybody you like to spend time with.
Mentors with common interests build strong groups that last.
- I know a group of potential mentors.
Contact us and you could meet your new Friends soon
Need More Information?
Read more to decide if mentoring is right for you.
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