What to Expect
Becoming a mentor for a KinKid involves a thorough screening process to ensure you will be a positive influence. If interested, contact the program coordinator for an initial conversation. After paperwork is completed and accepted, you will spend up to 4 hours a month with your mentee, arranging meetings with their parents. The coordinator will be in touch to monitor progress. Mentors are expected to cover any costs for activities with their KinKid. Overall, becoming a mentor for a KinKid is a rewarding experience that makes a significant difference in a child’s life.
“What I think the mentor gets is the great satisfaction of helping somebody along, helping somebody take advantage of an opportunity that maybe he or she did not have.”
— Clint Eastwood
Kinship of Iron County Kids, PO Box 745, Stambaugh, MI 49964
(906) 284-9885
Website by Megan Strom
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