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The Surrey Care Trust    Celebrating our 30th birthday in 2012
We will give you training
The Surrey Care Trust provides free training run by our own staff. Taking part in the training does not commit you to anything, should you decide that mentoring is not for you after all.
Training is based on modules designed by the National Mentoring and Befriending Network (www.mandbf.org.uk). The three sessions each last three hours.
The commitment
Typically mentors would see a mentee for an hour once a week until the mentee has achieved the goals he or she has set for themselves.
Mentoring should be timelimited; it is not intended to be an open ended arrangement.
Setting the boundaries
Meetings may take place at a café, library or other convenient public place, sometimes at our learning centres or in schools but never at a mentor or mentee’s home.
Supporting the mentors
Mentors have regular one-to-one meetings with one of the programme managers, as well as group meetings with other mentors to provide mutual support.

Becoming a volunteer mentor

LATEST TRAINING COURSE:

We have a 3-session training course for mentors to work with young people in the the Redhill and Reigate area, starting on Wednesday April 18th.

Summary of our work

Contact

Georgina Waters

on 01483 412760 or 07823 334950 or email georgina.waters@surreycaretrust.org.uk

More about our work

Our STEPS programmes

Our SWINGBRIDGE programme

Mentoring

The Stanwell Sure Start Children’s Centre

Crisis Grants

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