Mentors
Mentors DO Make a Difference!!!
Mentors are
- People of Positive Influence in a Young Person’s Life
- Always Open to Growth and New Ideas from Hawaii’s Youth
- Living Examples of a Drug & Crime Free Life
Mentors need to
- Pass a police records check (no DUIs, felonies, sex crimes, and alcohol or substance abuse within the last 5 years).
- Provide 2 favorable character references.
- Not be a parent/guardian
- Not be a resident in the same household as their mentee.
- Be the same gender as their mentee
- Have similar interests
- Live within a close geographical location, if possible.
- An example of maturity
- Be 23 Years or Older
| Mentors Make The Difference:
Find out how mentoring supports the goals of ChalleNGe through the real-life stories of cadets experiencing the program, staff supporting the cadets, and experts in the field of mentoring. Watch Video Now
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| Fact Sheet for Future Mentors
Once you have identified someone you think you want to ask to be your mentor, use this fact sheet to help explain Challenge mentoring. Print Fact Sheet Now |
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| More for Potential Mentors: |
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| The Fundamentals of Mentoring
This interactive tool is designed to provide basic information on the fundamentals of mentoring to people who are interested in making the commitment to be a mentor. View Fundamentals Now |
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| Mentoring and the ChalleNGe Program
This timeline explains the mentor’s role in each phase of the ChalleNGe program. View Timeline Now |
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| Mentors click here to access e-learning | |
For more information, please contact:
Mrs. Margaret Tatum, Mentor Coordinator
Phone: 808 673 7530 ext. 207
Ms. Gail Fujimoto, Assistant Mentor Coordinator
Phone: 808 673 7530 ext. 218