An Introduction....

What is Peer Mentoring?

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  • Traditionally a 1:1 non judgemental relationship
  • Participants are of a similar age or have shared a similar experience
  • Peer mentors can offer support from a position of real understanding
  • Support can range from being target focussed to informal "Buddying"

What form can it take?

  • 1:1
  • Group
  • E-Mentoring

How can Peer Mentoring be used to support young people?

Peer Mentoring can be a useful and effective support strategy for young people in a range of settings. The following are just some of the areas where it is currently being utilised:
  • Transition
  • Behaviour improvement
  • Raising attainment
  • Anti - Bullying
  • Self Harm
  • Looked After Children / Care leavers
  • Special Educational Needs (SEN)
  • English as an Additional Language (EAL)
  • Supporting Volunteers
  • Youth Offending
  • Young People with Disabilities
  • Other Support Strategies for Young People