BECOME A MENTOR

Many of these children are eager for a better life than the one they see ahead of them, but have no one to show them a new way. Research has provided dramatic evidence that structured mentoring programs using trained volunteers are effective tools for preventing substance abuse and delinquency.

Steps to becoming a Mentor

1. Contact us and your life will never be the same.

2. The Partners Program will provide support and resources to help you be successful in your mentoring relationship. This is a community effort and we are all in this together.

3. All volunteers are thoroughly screened and given over six hours of training to assist you in maximizing your skills as a mentor.