Make a difference as a tutor/mentor.
Peaceful Guardians Project tutor/mentors make a difference in the lives of young people. Research has consistently shown that youth who regularly engage with a caring adult other than a parent dramatically increases their probability of a successful life in terms of professional, community and family contributions. Whether working through a homework assignment or carefully listening to circumstances at home and school, Peaceful Guardians tutor/mentors are primarily focused on the social/emotional growth and well-being of our students.
the commitment.
A Peaceful Guardians Project tutor/mentor must:
Make a commitment of one year of support.
Meet with a student face-to-face for at least one hour twice a month as a mentor or once a week as a tutor.
Foster an empathetic, trusting relationship
Participate in two tutor/mentor training sessions
Tutor/mentors must have at least two years of college education.
Undergo a criminal background check
Abide by and reflect the principles contained in the Peaceful Guardians Project creed