For more information, or to become a mentor, contact our mentoring coordinator. In-school Mentors Caring adults work with students through the schools. Reading over lunch is one way to share a weekly mentor experience. Kinship Kinship volunteers are match with 5-17 year olds based on the intent of both the child and volunteer. The pair spend at least one hour weekly together outside of school.
Special priority is given to children of single parent families.
Mentor moms provide caring support and accurate information that can east the transition into parenthood. Adult volunteers provide positive support for youth returning to the community from correctional programs or those that are involved with court services. Monthly mentor support groups and contact with corrections agents help build successful mentors. Youth Mentors Through TEAM and other programs, teens participate in mentor training and volunteer their free period in school to serve as a positive role model and friend to a younger student. Up Together This class is designed to prepare you for childbirth.