Key4Life Mentors' Manual
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    • Home
    • KEY4LIFE
      • Background
      • Who's Who
      • Our programmes
    • GETTING STARTED
      • Training /Meet the Mentor
      • Meetings
      • Wheel of Life
      • Boundaries
      • Support for Mentors
    • MOVING FORWARD
      • Finding a job
      • CV
      • Interviews
      • Apprenticeships
    • RISKS
      • Alcohol & Drugs
      • Gangs
      • Child protection
      • Confidentiality
      • Lone workers
      • Aggression in workplace
    • GENERAL
      • Living Skills
      • Housing
      • Health & well being
      • Relationships and family
      • Glossary of terms
      • Policies
      • Procedures and Guidleines
      • Toolkit
Key4Life Mentors' Manual
  • Home
  • KEY4LIFE
    • Background
    • Who's Who
    • Our programmes
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Training /Meet the Mentor
    • Meetings
    • Wheel of Life
    • Boundaries
    • Support for Mentors
  • MOVING FORWARD
    • Finding a job
    • CV
    • Interviews
    • Apprenticeships
  • RISKS
    • Alcohol & Drugs
    • Gangs
    • Child protection
    • Confidentiality
    • Lone workers
    • Aggression in workplace
  • GENERAL
    • Living Skills
    • Housing
    • Health & well being
    • Relationships and family
    • Glossary of terms
    • Policies
    • Procedures and Guidleines
    • Toolkit

Risks - Support for Mentors

  • Volunteer mentors will receive initial training from Key4Life and be given a mentoring manual. They will continue to receive training and development for a minimum of 3 days during the mentoring term. It is vitally important you attend the training sessions. They are there to support you.
  • Volunteer mentors will be supervised by experienced coaches/mentors with regular supervisory check-ins (these can be by Skype or telephone if needed) on a weekly basis for the first three months and fortnightly thereafter.
  • Volunteer team meetings. All area volunteers will be called to a volunteer team meeting in drop-in sessions every six weeks where experiences can be shared. 


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