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Bridges to Inclusion Mentoring Education (BTIME) has been set up to provide positive mentoring relationships for vulnerable young people in Knowsley. We are committed to training and linking mentors to young people and offering a range of activities to encourage the sharing of positive experience. The project is funded by the Youth Justice Board and concentrates on young people aged 10- 18 years.

Some information:

• Those interested in becoming a mentor will be invited to a briefing event. An application form will need to be completed, and references will be requested.
• We look for qualities and values and the ability and willingness to work enthusiastically within our approach.
• Mentors will undergo 4 days training and meet regularly with their own professional supervisor.
• Young people that have a mentor are less likely to become involved in crime and are more likely to enter education.
• Training as a mentor gives you a valuable qualification which employers will value. It is also a positive and enjoyable life experience.

If you would like to become a mentor or would like further information contact the team.