A mentor is a supportive and caring adult who dedicates time to guiding and inspiring a young person. Mentors reinforce the positive values and cultural heritage instilled by parents and guardians, serving as an additional source of encouragement and stability.

​

Mentorship helps young people set personal goals and discover pathways to achieve them. Because every child is unique, a mentor’s role is to nurture a flexible and dynamic relationship that adapts to the needs and aspirations of both the mentor and the mentee.

​

Through shared activities such as sports or other fun pursuits, and by introducing new experiences, mentorship fosters positive decision-making, builds self-esteem, supports academic success, and broadens the mentee's perspective by exposing them to new ideas and opportunities.