MENTOR
The Need for Guidance
Young people participating in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) often require guidance. Some may have clear life goals but are unsure how to achieve them, while others may be uncertain about their future and need help identifying their core values to unlock their potential. Mentorship is key in helping them grow into independent adults.
Navigating the Challenges of Adulthood
Transitioning to adulthood is challenging. Young people need both knowledge and experience to navigate the world of work and responsibility. Having the right support from someone who has successfully faced similar struggles can make all the difference. This is where our Mentors at Intensive Support step in, offering crucial guidance and experience.
The Role of Mentors at Intensive Support
Our mentors provide individual mentoring to young people who need an intervention to get back on track or move forward. These mentors help young people overcome obstacles that may be holding them back from leading fulfilling lives. With experience in overcoming similar challenges, our mentors are equipped to offer personalized support and encouragement.
Focus of the Mentor Program
The Mentor Program focuses on improving immediate performance while fostering personal growth and development. The goal is to enhance life skills and guide young people toward independence. Whether the need is short-term progress or long-term development, the focus remains the same: helping young people build a better future.
Want Support from the Intensive Support Team?
If you’d like the Intensive Support team to assist you, call the office at 0422 914 420 to get started.