Do you think you have what it takes to become a mentor? A mentor is someone who lends guidance and support to help a young mother reach her full potential. A mentor must enjoy sharing her knowledge, skills, abilities, and insight with young mothers. When you become a mentor, the Program Coordinator will match you with a young mother according to interests, strengths, needs, and career fields.   Any mature person over the age of 21 can become a mentor. You will be asked to participate in a training program that helps us determine if mentoring is the right volunteer activity for you. You must also be willing to make a commitment of at least one year to the program. The hours spent with the young mother each week will vary depending on the schedules of both individuals.

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