Become a Mentor: F.A.I.T.H MENTORING SERVICES

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Provide emotional support and guidance.
Work on improving education, social, and employability skills.
Build self-esteem and self-confidence.
Improve interpersonal communication skills.
Develop effective problem solving and decision making skills.
Establish and maintain healthy relationships with peers, adult figures and family members.
Access community resources

Mentors are adult volunteers who want to make a difference in a child's life. Any Clergy, Lay member, Administrator, Teacher, Paraprofessional, Security Guard, Nurse, Secretary and any other professional caring adult are encouraged to participate. who have a strong ambition to help a young person and fellow mentors benefit from their professional and personal experience.


Seeking Female Volunteers: Yes

Seeking Male Volunteers: Yes

Minimum Match Commitment (in months): 1-2 months

Type of Mentoring: One-to-One, Group, E-Mentoring, Peer

Youth Population Served: Academically At-Risk, Adjudicated/court involved, College/Post-secondary Student, First-Generation College, Foster, Residential or Kinship Care, Gang At-Risk, Gang involved, General Youth Population, Gifted/Talented/Academic Achiever, Homeless/Runaway, Incarcerated Parent, LGBTQ Youth, Low Income, Mental Health Issues, Opportunity Youth, Parent Involved in Military, Physical Disabilities/Special Care Needs, Pregnant/Parenting, Recent Immigrant/Refugee, School Drop-Out, Single-Parent Household, Special Education, Youth with Disabilities, Other

Mentoring Program Goals: Career Exploration, Education/Academic Support, Friendship/Socialization, Healthy Behaviors, Job Placement/Performance, Reduce Recidivism, Other

Ages of Youth Served: 8-10, 11-14, 15-18, 18-24, Other