Mentors Needed to Help Youth - Online Mentoring

About the role

The Be A Mentor Program pairs caring adult volunteers with youth in one‑to‑one relationships. Mentors act as friends, role models, advocates, and resources, helping young people develop their full potential both in and outside the classroom.

Responsibilities

• Spend at least one hour per week with a mentee using the Virtual Mentoring Platform.
• Focus meetings on goal setting, homework help, and career exploration.
• Build a personal relationship that fosters resilience, social engagement, and a support network.
• Provide one‑on‑one attention, study‑skill guidance, academic support, and encouragement for success.

Requirements

• Be a caring adult volunteer residing in the United States.
• Pass the program’s background‑check process.
• Commit to at least one hour per week of virtual mentoring.
• Have reliable internet access and the ability to use the virtual platform.

Benefits

• Flexible schedule with no commute required.
• Opportunity to make a life‑changing impact on a youth’s education and future.
• Develop personal skills in mentorship, coaching, and leadership.
• Gain satisfaction from supporting a young person’s growth and success.