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Role Detail

Description

Looking to share your learned and lived experiences, give back to your community, or find a meaningful way to use your time? The Kids Network offers a unique opportunity to give your time to make a real difference. In 1:1 weekly sessions centred around building connections and having fun, you can bring your skills, learnings and unique perspective to give back to help a Little Londoner when they need it most. Whether you're playing games or discussing goals, mentoring can provide a consistent and stable space for a child going through a transitional period in their lives.

Support you will receive

Activities you will be doing
Youth Work,Befriending, Buddying & Mentoring
What skills are required for this role
Basic IT skills - internet & email, Organising & Planning

Why these skills are required

We are looking for mentors who might have some of the following experience and skills: creativity, problem solving, leadership, strong interpersonal skills, caring, active listening, mentoring, teaching, youth work, or experience working with children with SEN.

What is in it for you

Join our community of mentors! • We hold mentor meet-ups, providing an opportunity for you to meet, socialise, and share experiences with our diverse community of mentors. • We run frequent group mentoring sessions where you can connect with other pairs while enjoying a fun and free activity. Previous sessions have included football games, theatre visits, trips to the zoo, art workshops, and kite making and flying. Training, Support & Certificate: • All volunteers will attend 2 days of training, including safeguarding, understanding what mentoring is and skills to bring to the role. • We also offer additional training throughout the year, with up to 30 hours of free training and development available. • Upon completion of the mentoring programme, Mentors will receive a Badge of Excellence Certificate in Child-led Mentoring. • Mentors will have a direct contact at the organisation, their Programme Manager (PM). PM's provide support, encouragement and advice throughout the whole year of your mentoring.

Time Commitment

1-3 hours a week for 1 year. This can be flexible between weekday evenings and weekends.

Application Process
Role Type
Suitable For
18+
We Welcome
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