As a mentor, you will provide supportive mentoring that improves self-worth for young people. You need to be authentic, genuinely care, and just keep showing up. Connections will fully equip you with the skills and support necessary to be great.

Mentors will engage with male adolescents to encourage positive choices, promote high self-esteem, and support academic achievement. Mentors come from diverse backgrounds and are expected to have a desire to lead and positively influence young lives.

Provide one-on-one mentorship to an OBT participant, offering support and advice on educational, networking, and skills requirements for breaking into specific sectors.

Provide guidance and support to individuals participating in Cause Effective's programs. Mentors will help mentees develop skills, set goals, and navigate their professional journeys.

Partner with college students and graduates to provide support and advice through the demanding college years. Training for mentors is provided to ensure effective guidance.

In Bigs & Littles NYC’s keystone mentoring program, youth ages 7-19 are carefully matched with a Big Sister or Big Brother who serves as adviser, role model, and adult friend. Matches are supported by a dedicated Professional Program Manager to oversee and guide the match relationship offering referrals and additional resources as needed.

L.O.V.E. supports and empowers young women to strive both in school and life through positive role modeling. Mentors take the lead in supporting a young woman through an ongoing relationship, serve as a positive role model, help set goals, build self-esteem and motivation, and be a willing listener.

Oliver Mentors are adult professionals who provide career advice, personal counseling, and academic and financial guidance. As a role model, a Mentor shares their unique perspective and experiences with the Scholar.

A mentor helps their mentee through life’s experiences and challenges so that they can look forward to a successful future. By listening, giving advice, and providing a constructive example, Bigs support their Little’s development by consistently being there for them.

As a volunteer mentor, you will connect with young people, supporting and engaging with them to champion their individual needs, goals, and interests. This role is part of our commitment to Youth and Family Well-Being.

Work one-on-one with a first-generation college student as they explore careers and receive professional development training. You will cultivate your Fellow’s strengths, help them secure internships, and overcome obstacles while building your leadership skills and growing your network.

Participate in one-on-one mentoring to support young adults transitioning from foster care. Volunteers are expected to commit for at least one year and provide guidance and support through various life challenges.

As a mentor, you will guide and support students in our leadership development program, sharing your experiences and best practices to help them grow. This role involves engaging with students across various cultural and professional backgrounds.

Offer your expertise with resume writing, interviewing skills, or have a peer 'shadow' you at work, as they examine career options and enter the workforce. Mentor a peer to help them achieve their career goals.

The Mentorship Program Director oversees the peer tutoring/mentoring program, including recruitment, training, and supervision of volunteer tutors/mentors. This role requires strong leadership skills and a commitment of at least 5-7 hours per week for two years.

Provide guidance and support to foster youth transitioning to independence. Engage in regular meetings and activities to help them develop life skills and confidence.

Build a strong, trusting relationship with a NYC high school-aged mentee through one-on-one’s and monthly group workshops. Volunteers help mentees navigate their high school years and prepare for the future.

Volunteers are needed to mentor youth in the Liftoffs program, which focuses on providing guidance and support to young individuals in the community. Volunteers must undergo a basic background check before participating.

Get to know and support a NYC middle school-aged mentee through hands-on activities at bimonthly group workshops. Volunteers help mentees develop social skills and build confidence.

Volunteer at the Edison Youth Center to mentor children and support their mental wellness through arts and culture activities. Volunteers should be enthusiastic, punctual, and willing to give back to the community.