Inspired Mentoring

Mentoring at this age helps children feel seen, heard, and supported. Research shows that kids with mentors are more likely to succeed in school, make positive choices, and develop a sense of purpose.

Inspiring Forces II  Mentoring is a youth-focused initiative designed to support children ages 8–12 through guided one-on-one mentoring. Our mission is to nurture confidence, build life skills, and provide a safe, supportive space for young minds to grow.

• One-on-One Mentoring Sessions
  Tailored support to help children develop emotionally, socially, and academically. Each session is designed to build trust, set goals, and encourage positive growth.
   
• Weekly Sessions (30–45 minutes)
  Sessions are held weekly, in person or virtually, with trained mentors who are background-checked and passionate about youth development.
   
• Age-Appropriate Activities
  Sessions include interactive games, goal-setting, storytelling, and reflection exercises to help children express themselves and strengthen their identity.

• Promote self-esteem and confidence
   
• Encourage healthy peer relationships
   
• Strengthen communication and decision-making skills
   
• Provide guidance through challenges at school or home

Our Mentoring is a program designed to empower teens ages 13–18 through one-on-one mentoring. Our goal is to support youth as they navigate the critical years of adolescence by building confidence, leadership, and life-readiness.

 Teens with mentors are more likely to graduate, avoid risky behaviors, and develop a clear sense of purpose. Our program provides the consistent support teens need to thrive in school, life, and beyond. 

• One-on-One Mentoring Sessions
  Personalized mentoring that addresses each teen’s unique goals and challenges—academic support, emotional wellness, career exploration, and decision-making.
   
• Weekly or Bi-weekly Sessions (45–60 minutes)
  Flexible scheduling with trained mentors who provide consistent guidance in a safe, judgment-free space. Sessions can be held in person or virtually.
   
• Life Skills & Goal Setting
  Activities focused on building independence, communication, self-awareness, and future planning. Mentors work with teens to set and achieve personal goals.

• Confidence & self-image
   
• Academic & career development
   
• Mental health awareness
   
• Healthy relationships
   
• Leadership & community involvement

 Interested teens, parents, or guardians can sign up now. We're also accepting mentor applications for those passionate about making a difference.