Mentorship

Volunteer mentors provide emotional support for clients as they reconnect with their families and communities and also provide opportunities to engage in community activities. Clients can access group or one-on-one mentorship based on their preferences.

Interested in becoming a mentor?

Volunteer mentors provide emotional support for women as they reenter their families and communities. Providing a one-on-one mentoring relationship to a woman helps her grow, reconnect with family, and adjust to living in her community. Committing to one year of mentorship means helping a woman establish and work toward healthy, sustainable goals.

For more information about becoming a mentor, please see below, or contact 
Deborah Ogunti at deborahogunti@cwitstl.org or 314-771-5207.

• Mentor Application
• Mentor Information

Thank you for your interest in supporting women on their journeys to stability for themselves, their children, and their families.