Mentoring / Tutoring

Volunteer Reading Coach

Volunteer Impact Statement:

Strong Start® Charitable Organization is a registered Canadian charity that helps children learn to read. Our programs involve working with children directly in addition to providing resources for families to support the development of strong literacy skills. We work through partnerships with schools, community centres, educators, and volunteers to create lifelong readers. Together, we are helping young children reach their potential and strengthening communities.

New Horizon's Mentoring Program

1 Volunteer Needed!

At Big Brothers Big Sisters, we match children and youth facing adversity with a caring adult who we call a “Big.” Many of the kids we serve are newcomers to Canada. Having a Canadian mentor can make a big difference for a young person who is trying to adjust to a new life here.

The parents of these children need a similar type of support. Many of them don’t have a network of friends or family nearby.

Tutor/Mentors- Virtual

Are you looking for a meaningful way to make a difference in the London Community? Look no further, become a Tutor/Mentor with the Learning Disabilities Association of London Region. 

We are currently recruiting for our May/June program season. Are you a student ages 18 to 30 years old, are fun, outgoing, are patient and have a warm personality? Come join our team!

Group Mentor

Group mentors must be between the ages of 18-25

Time commitment: 1 hour once a week for 8 weeks.

We offer two group mentoring programs for youth in grades 6-8

1) Go Girls (for female-identifying youth)

2) Game On (for male-identifying youth).

1:1 Mentor in Schools

Make a BIG difference this year by supporting children & youth London and surrounding communities. Did you know we also serve Strathroy, Delaware, Glencoe, Komoka, and more!

Time commitment: 1 hour once a week for the academic year

What & Where: You will be matched with a mentee that is in grade 1-8 and will meet with them at their school. You will decide what activities to do based on common interests. For example, playing a board game or creating a craft.

1:1 Mentor in Community

Make a BIG difference this year by supporting children & youth London and surrounding communities. Did you know we also serve Strathroy, Delaware, Glencoe, Komoka, and more!

Time commitment: 2-4 hours once a week for at least 12 months

What & Where: You will be matched with a Little between the ages of 7 to 17. Together, you’ll decide what you would like to do. It might be going for a hike, playing a board game, or simply hanging out. Meetings will take place in the community and in your home.

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