Mentorship
They've been there. You don't have to go.
Our mentors went through the system, did the work, and built steady lives. Now they share what they learned with young people at a crossroads.
For young people & families
How a match happens
01
You reach out
A young person, parent or guardian fills out a short request. No judgment, no record.
02
We call you back
Our team talks with you to understand what's going on and what kind of mentor would help most.
03
We make the match
We introduce you to a mentor whose story fits yours — and set up your first conversation together.
Safety comes first.
Many of the young people we serve are minors. We take that seriously at every step.
- Every mentor is screened and background-checked by our team
- Under 18? A parent or guardian is part of every match
- First meetings happen with G.O.S.O. staff involved
- Mentors follow a code of conduct — no exceptions
Become a mentor
Your story could be the turning point.
If you've been through the system and built a stable, law-abiding life, young people need to hear from you. We'll train you, support you, and match you carefully.