Positive Mentoring

Personalised support
Positive outcomes
Embrace offers a positive mentoring service for individuals aged between 4 and 19 years old. We provide a bespoke mentoring package to primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and care homes

Embrace

Positive Mentoring

Our Shropshire Council quality-assured mentoring programme is delivered on-site, offering a bespoke, child-centred service designed to support young people in a variety of areas.

Through the guidance of experienced, qualified, positive role models, our unique scheme helps children and young people with:

• Managing Feelings
• Building Confidence
• Overcoming Low Self-Esteem
• Addressing the Lack of Positive Role Models
• Providing Information, Advice, and Guidance
• Navigating Family Breakdowns
• Improving Health and Nutrition
• Tackling Anti-Social Behavioural Issues

This tailored approach ensures each child receives the support they need to thrive in all aspects of their personal development.
Positive Mentoring Programme FAQs
What is the Positive Mentoring Programme?

Our Positive Mentoring Programme is a 12 week programme. Delivered on-site, the programme provides one-on-one mentoring with experienced role models to help young people overcome challenges and develop essential life skills.

Who can participate in the Positive Mentoring Programme?

The programme is available to young people aged 4-19. It offers tailored support to meet each individual’s specific needs, whether they’re facing emotional, social, or behavioural challenges.

How can a young person be referred to the programme?

To refer a young person to the Positive Mentoring Programme, simply contact us directly. We will discuss the individual’s needs and arrange an initial assessment to ensure the programme is the right fit. Referrals can be made by parents, guardians, teachers, or other professionals involved in the young person’s life.

Is the mentoring service personalised?

Yes, our mentoring service is completely personalised, designed to address the unique needs and circumstances of each young person. We take the time to understand their goals and challenges, creating a tailored plan that focuses on their development and well-being.

How often do the mentoring sessions take place?

The frequency of mentoring sessions is flexible and can be adjusted based on the individual’s needs. Typically, mentoring occurs on a regular basis, such as weekly or bi-weekly, but we work with schools and families to ensure the programme fits into the young person’s schedule.

What support is offered through the Positive Mentoring Programme?

Our mentoring programme provides a wide range of support, including:

  • Managing emotions and building emotional resilience
  • Building confidence and improving self-esteem
  • Guidance on health and nutrition
  • Offering positive role models
  • Information, advice, and guidance on various life challenges
  • Addressing anti-social behaviour
  • Helping young people navigate family breakdowns
Where does the mentoring take place?

All delivery of the mentoring programme must take place on-site, ensuring young people receive consistent, face-to-face support in a familiar environment, such as schools or community centres.

Who delivers the mentoring sessions?

Our sessions are led by experienced, qualified mentors who are trained to build trust and provide positive guidance. These role models are equipped to help young people work through their challenges and achieve personal growth.

How do I know if the mentoring programme is right for my child?

If you’re unsure whether the programme is suitable for a young person, contact us to discuss their needs. We can assess their situation and help you determine how the Positive Mentoring Programme can best support them.

Is the Positive Mentoring Programme confidential?

Yes, the mentoring sessions are held in confidence, with all sensitive information kept private. We keep parents and guardians informed of progress, but the relationship between the mentor and young person is based on trust and respect.

What outcomes can I expect from the programme?

The Positive Mentoring Programme aims to help young people build emotional resilience, improve their confidence, and develop essential life skills. Ultimately, it empowers them to make positive life choices and better manage challenges they face.

Is there a minimum period of time?

Yes, a service level agreement will be provided to outline the program structure. A minimum of 12 sessions is required to ensure we can work towards the agreed-upon targets and allow sufficient time for meaningful progress.