We're here to help you achieve success and for most people that means having a plan. You'll want to know what that success looks like and what steps you need to take to get there. This can seem daunting but having a mentor to help you set your goals and support you as you work towards them will make a huge difference.

Your mentor will help you clarify your goals and will provide advice and encouragement as you move towards them. They are not a coach and will not provide training. Think of them more as a wise counsellor who will guide you and help you achieve your best.

How does it work?

• Contact your local Hub Coordinator to ask for a mentor explaining briefly what you'd like help with.

• The Hub Coordinator will work with our team of volunteer mentors to find someone with suitable skills to support you.

• If we have a suitable mentor available they will contact you to arrange an initial meeting. If we don't have a mentor available immediately we'll let you know and you can choose to go on a waiting list.

• You'll meet your mentor to discuss what support you'd like, and if you're both happy with the match, then your mentor will ask you to complete a mentor agreement outlining how you will work together.

• Every relationship is different but you'll usually catch up with your mentor once a month until you have achieved your agreed goal. This will normally take 6  to 12 months but will vary depending on what you're aiming to achieve.