Why Mentoring Matters
Mentoring gives young people a safe space to be heard, build confidence, and cope with challenges.
Through regular support, encouragement, and guidance, mentees can:
- Feel understood and valued.
- Develop coping skills for school, home, or friendships.
- Gain confidence in themselves and their abilities.
- Explore goals, interests, and new opportunities.
As a mentor, you’ll witness growth, celebrate achievements, and gain rewarding experiences along the way.
Hear from our volunteer mentor Becki here.
What You’ll Do as a Mentor
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Meet one-to-one with your mentee regularly.
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Listen, support, and guide without judging.
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Help them build confidence and coping skills.
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Attend mentor training and receive ongoing support from Northorpe*
* All mentors receive training, guidance, and supervision, and you’ll have access to resources, advice, and a community of fellow mentors.
The Northorpe Team are here to support you every step of the way.
Safeguarding & Reassurance
All mentors are vetted, trained, and supported - all you need is commitment and a willingness to listen!
Your role is to encourage and support young people within a safe, structured programme and we will be there to support you every step of the way.
Ready to Become a Mentor?
If you're ready to join the team as a volunteer mentor, you can download an application form here:
(Once complete, please email volunteer@northorpe.com)
And if you have and questions at all, you can use the form below to contact the Northorpe team.