Children’s Mentoring Connection’s success depends on the life-changing relationships built through the involvement of our volunteers. Volunteers work closely with a case manager to provide mentoring resources necessary to help guide a child, 6-14 years old, toward becoming a competent, caring and confident individual.
Mentoring is as simple as a walk in the park, watching a movie, taking a bike ride, baking cookies, talking on the phone, helping with homework, sledding, hiking, and sometimes just talking over life’s issues.
Children’s Mentoring Connection offers many mentoring options designed to meet varying volunteer needs. Mentors are encouraged to meet 2-3 times a month.
Call the Children’s Mentoring Connection at 419.424.9752 to speak to an agency representative or click the link below complete our on-line form.
“To provide a scholarship fund to help graduating mentees with higher educational opportunities.”
Information about the Scholarship, Fund, a complete set of guidelines and application forms are available on the Foundation page or at our office.
The deadline for completed applications to be filed is March 30th of each year
The Children’s Mentoring Connection’s Executive Director is available to talk with parents and prospective candidates’ questions. Call us at (419) 424-9752.
To start, your child will be matched with an adult mentor for a minimum of 6 months. The match can continue as long as both the mentor and child desire.
Each adult volunteer is screened through the following steps.
There is no cost to you to have your child participate in the program.
At Children’s Mentoring Connection, our team carefully considers the information gathered during the application process with your family to find the best possible match between your child and a volunteer mentor.
Once a potential mentor is identified, our case manager will present their information to both you and your child, ensuring that you are comfortable with the selected individual.
You will also have ongoing access to your case manager, providing opportunities to address any questions or concerns that may arise during the mentorship.