MercyFirst’s Mentoring for Hope Program connects foster care adolescents of ages 14 to 21 with caring and responsible adults who can serve as supportive role models through a one on one relationship with their mentees. The purpose of this program is to develop supportive and positive relationships that contribute to the achievement of personal, social, and educational or professional growth and preparing for the future.
Job description: Responsibilities of Foster Care Youth Mentor (volunteer, non-paid opportunity)
Mentor Requirements/Qualifications:
All volunteers must:
Benefits for Mentors:
Matching Process:
Matches will be made on the basis of interests, skills, background, knowledge and temperament of both the young person and the mentor.
For more information, contact Shajida Mcnab at smcnab@mercyfirst.org
MercyFirst’s Mentoring for Hope Program connects foster care adolescents of ages 14 to 21 with caring and responsible adults who can serve as supportive role models through a one on one relationship with their mentees. The purpose of this…
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