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Become a Mentor
Glen Davis of the Boston Celtics talks about why becoming a mentor to a child is so important. See video >> |
Our greatest volunteer need continues to be adult mentors for adolescents and teens. A mentor is an interested and committed adult who spends 2-4 hours of quality time per week with a mentee over the course of a year of more.
After a brief getting-to-know-each-other period, facilitated by program staff, mentors are encouraged to participate in community activities with their mentees. Some of the activities our kids enjoy include bike riding, taking in a movie, going to a ball game or a show, grabbing a slice of pizza, reading a book together, fishing, ice skating, or just taking a drive. Many of our older kids would benefit from help learning to take public transportation, finding a part time job, or exploring continued education opportunities as well.
Do you have what it takes to be a mentor?
Are you patient, creative, flexible, and reliable?Do you enjoy spending time with young people?Can you be supportive and encouraging?Are you accepting, responsive, and open to new experiences?
We are always looking for positive adult role models to become mentors for our kids!
How to Get Started >>
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