Mentoring, likewise, involves a higher level of personal commitment than mere conventional tutoring. Mentoring programs can take place in schools, community agencies, business establishments, churches, colleges and universities. Volunteer-mentors and mentees develop a close and profound relationship as they work together hand in hand in social, cultural, recreational, community service projects, or any other program or activity. In the coming years, we hope to reach out to as many street children as possible and initiate projects for training, scholarships, technical assistance, research and information services. Furthermore, we are at the stage of expanding our Mentoring program to other organizations that are, likewise, involved with street children.
Membership is voluntary.
Volunteer-members will serve as positive role models and counselors, a modest tutor, a friend and companion.