School Based Mentoring
Program Overview
Role of a School Based Mentor
Role of a School Based Mentor
The School-Based Mentoring (SBM) program follows a one-to-one model, where mentors support ten referred “target” students academically, emotionally, and socially to foster their overall well-being.
Role of a School Based Mentor
Role of a School Based Mentor
Role of a School Based Mentor
The Mentor is a part-time, paid staff member who supports students in the school environment, both inside and outside the classroom.
They help create a safe, consistent space where students feel seen and supported through activities such as:
- Art, writing, journaling, games, walks or simply sitting and talking
- Participate in in-school and after-school programs
Peer Mentoring
Role of a School Based Mentor
Peer Mentoring
Peer Mentoring is available to schools on an as-needed basis.
Our dedicated Mentoring Team can deliver Peer Mentoring alongside a School-Based Mentoring (SBM) program, or—if a full SBM program isn’t possible—we can offer Peer Mentoring as a stand-alone option.
If you're interested in learning more or bringing Peer Mentoring to your school, please contact us at info@partnersyouth.org
Partners Turns 30th!
To help us celebration please join us for a FREE community celebration as we honor 30 years of empowering youth and recognize the mentors, volunteers, families, donors, and community partners who have made this impact possible.
Enjoy an evening of family-friendly fun with the Free Alpine Slide Rides, food from Skull Creek Greek, beverages, cupcakes, and more!