The need for mentorshipThe Boundless program has been a core program of Inner Hope since 2010. Youth often come to the program from unstable family backgrounds, environments of addiction, abuse and neglect, which have impaired their life skill development. Participants aged 13 – 18 are matched with adult mentors to work on life skills and goals in the context of a meaningful relationship.
The program operates in 4-month sessions that follow the school year: January - April, May - August, and September - December. Youth meet with their mentor a few times a month, attend monthly life skill workshops, measure their progress, and set goals that they will work on for the session. |
Qualifications |
Mentoring is best suited for someone who:
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Primary Duties |
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screening |
Application form, 2 references, interview, criminal record check
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time commitment |
Must be willing and able to commit to one year of mentoring that includes:
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training |
Our Volunteer Coordinator and Boundless Program Coordinator will give you a thorough overview of the youth you’re mentoring. We’re here to help you be successful and make the most of your time with Inner Hope.
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WORKING CONDITIONS |
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BENEFITS |
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SUPERVISION AND FEEDBACK |
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