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Ethnic Minority Role Model & Mentor

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ORGANIZATION: Action For Race Equality

  • 44 people are interested
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R2S matches ethnic minority female and male volunteer role models with young people to provide positive inspirational and motivational workshops, alongside sharing stories of their journey to succeed in their chosen careers.

Routes2Success will reach 600 ethnic minority young people to provide positive role models from similar backgrounds, supporting with careers advice, entrepreneurial skills, making positive choices and guidance to overcome obstacles and those who are most affected will have dedicated mentors.

The main outcomes of the programme are that the role models will:

  • Inspire through life experiences and experiential opportunities;
  • Communicate by providing opportunities for pathway challenges and opportunities;
  • Share best practice and offer tips and access opportunities for success. 

Young people will be reached through:

  • Schools and colleges
  • Youth organisations
  • Other professional agencies working with young BAME people

More opportunities with Action For Race Equality

No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.

About Action For Race Equality

Location:

200a Pentonville Street, London, Islington N1 9JP, GB

Mission Statement

ARE champions fairness, challenges race inequality and pioneers innovative solutions to empower young people through education, employment and enterprise.

Description

Routes2Success is managed by ARE, and ai ms to support young people from Black, Asian and other ethnic minority backgrounds with career advice, entrepreneurial skills, and guidance on how to make positive choices and overcome obstacles. Our volunteer force of male and female ethnic minority role model and mentors deliver motivational sessions to our beneficiaries, aged 10-24 years old, who are disengaged, or at risk of exclusion or entering the criminal justice system.

Ideally, we aim to hold two to three events/workshops with a group of 10-15 young people with the potential of further mentoring support . Along with raising aspirations, self-esteem, and motivation, we equip our beneficiaries with tools to manage their social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Employment
Race & Ethnicity
Children & Youth, Employment, Race & Ethnicity

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

Greater LondonLondon, N19JPUnited Kingdom

(51.53137,-0.11682)
 

SKILLS

  • Professional Development
  • Child Development
  • Organization
  • People Skills
  • Relationship Building

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 18
  • We ask that you commit to 6-12 days of volunteering per year.

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