Priorityareas

We’re looking for mentors who live or work in priority areas across Toronto, where children and youth are waiting for a mentor.

In these communities, the need for mentoring relationships is especially great. By becoming a mentor in a priority area, you’re helping to create more opportunities for young people to build confidence, develop new skills and feel supported by someone in their corner.

Being part of the same community can also make it easier to build a consistent, meaningful relationship by showing up regularly and creating connections close to where a young person lives, learns and starts their futures.

When you become a mentor where the need is greatest, you’re helping ensure more children and youth have access to the life-changing support they deserve.