Mentoring

Love Fosters Hope pairs mentors with teens attending TRAC or Bridge Camp (ages 12–19) to provide a consistent source of encouragement, guidance, and support. Mentors commit to walking with their mentee for at least one year, meeting twice a month to build a steady, meaningful relationship that can deeply impact a teen’s life.

Mentors serve in many meaningful roles: friend, role model, advocate, guide, teacher, challenger, and, most importantly, an example of Christian faith. The program aims to model the character of Jesus, affirm each teen’s inherent value, and equip them with the tools and confidence needed to thrive independently and reach their God-given potential.

Mentors are encouraged and trained to demonstrate warmth, patience, and openness, building trust and creating a safe space for growth and discovery. While the commitment is significant, it offers one of the most impactful ways to bring hope, healing, and a brighter future to a teen navigating the challenges of foster care.