A mentor gives young people something uniquely valuable; a trusted adult who is fully focused on their growth and wellbeing.

Early mentorship supports children before unhelpful patterns take hold, building flexibility, emotional intelligence and healthy perspectives from the outset. At an age when young people naturally assert independence and push back against parental guidance, a mentor offers an external voice and presence they are willing to hear; an impartial and invested influence that will help them develop in both resilience and independence.