I.DO - Mentorship

We understand people live busy lives. For this reason, we have tailored the program to fit around you and what you can personally manage. Once we know your interests and how you want to be involved, we pair you up with a teen of the same gender.Many of the teens have limited internet access and so they often ask basic questions which are easy to investigate.

Mentors aim to assist mentees with basic life skills, school work, encouragement and draw alongside them through the ups and downs of life. Mentorship is about forming a genuine and mutually beneficial relationship.We recommend that you meet at least once a month in person and communicate over the phone/on whatsapp in-between. The principles to forming any good relationship applies, as what you put in is what you’ll get out.

Many teens do not have mentors or someone whom they can get advice from. For this reason, every few months we meet with a large group of teens. This gives us the opportunity to address general topics such as teenage pregnancy, drugs, school subject choices, finances, hygiene, medical etc.

If you have knowledge to share on a topic or would like to be involved in one of these events please contact us, we’d be thrilled to chat to you.

Criteria for Applying to be a Mentee

Anyone who feels they could benefit from a mentor who will help guide them to begin achieving their goals personally and professionally can apply to be a mentee.

Criteria for Applying to be a Mentor

Any professional with a passion for helping others achieve their personal and professional goals may apply to be a mentor through the Counselling Speaks Mentorship Program. This may be a licensed clinician or counselor, a teacher, a social worker, or anyone else with a passion for helping others live their best lives.

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Criteria for Applying to be a Mentee

Criteria for Applying to be a Mentor

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