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| Governor’s Mentoring Initiative | |
| Overview | |
The Governor’s Mentoring Initiative was created by Executive Order in 2004. The goal of the initiative is to encourage state employees and other caring adults to become mentors to school-age youth in their communities |
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| Why mentoring? Young people in our state are in need of positive adult support in their lives. Volunteers in our communities can play a vital role encouraging Arizona’s youth to build a better Arizona. Currently less than 2% of Arizona’s one million school aged children are involved in a mentoring relationship. Becoming a mentor is fun and rewarding! |
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| How do I become a part of the Initiative? Arizona state employees can become a part of the initiative by filling out the Commitment to Mentor form and submitting it to the Governor's Office. Click here to learn more about the process. |
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How do I recognize an outstanding mentor? |
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| Quality Mentoring Programs in Maricopa County | |
| Mentoring Month Proclamation | |
| Frequently Asked Questions about Mentoring | |
| Staff Contact Amanda Scott-Thomas 602-542-3426 ascottthomas@az.gov |
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