Join our Mentorship Program at Children of Promise, NYC
Project DREAM
As a mentor, you will inspire a young person and invest in the future of your community. Children of Promise, NYC provides training, guidance, and support to ensure that you and your mentee have a valuable experience.
Thank you for your interest in serving as a volunteer or mentor with Children of Promise, NYC (CPNYC). Volunteers and mentors are an essential pillar of our wraparound approach and vital to the success of our scholars and families. The Volunteer & Mentor Engagement Manager will follow up with you shortly, and is available by email at itracy@cpnyc.org, and phone at 718.400.9290 Ext. 328. Thank you for your commitment to our community.
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Project DREAM
Founded in 2009, Project DREAM (Directing Realities through Exposure, Access, & Mentoring) provides one-to-one mentoring to youth at Children of Promise, NYC. Mentors takes an interest in a child’s aspirations, providing them with exposure to new experiences, opportunities for career exploration, and a fresh perspective on their futures.
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Requirements
Be at least 21 years of age
Reside in the New York City/New Jersey area
Complete the background check process: please review and complete this packet
Complete the training process
Commit to one year with your mentee
Establish monthly goals with your mentee
Spend at least four hours in-person or virtually a month with your mentee
Document your time with your mentee using the provided form
Adhere to all policies and procedures
Questions?
Please contact itracy@cpnyc.org
“I really love being Justice’s mentor. We both enjoy drawing comics while sitting quietly. I usually meet him at CPNYC’s After-school program and it’s great to just hang out with him and see him interact in his group with his peers.”
“I really like Joell, I like spending time with him and I like being his mentor. I would love to remain in Joell’s life as a support and mentor!”
“Jonathan is my man! We have so much in common, namely fashion and I am having fun mentoring him. We made plans to go to a tailor so that he can learn how to dress like a gentleman. He is very intelligent, determined and outspoken. ”