Adult mentorship support
Among résumé writing, job placement, and our emphatic appeal to our adult clients to attain higher education, WRRP also provides tough love mentorship support from a variety of peer networks to include one that consists of formerly incarcerated people whom have completed parole, transformed into productive members of society and have remained crime free for a significant number of years.

Many mentorship programs fail to identify with clients from the client’s perspective (DOL, 2007), as is the case with many military veterans and many people with disabilities. Mentorship coming from a peer’s expression of success, care and concern is practical and realistic. Our appeal to clients goes beyond temporary fixes of traditional mentoring programs but rather to a transformational ethic toward client self-sufficiency.  

Become a Mentor
The most important way you can volunteer is to become a life coach to a disadvantaged adult (military veteran or otherwise). Most of WRRP’s mentors are peers who have experienced transformation and share their advice, compassion, and understanding through non-judgmental and forgiving eyes. For more information about becoming a WRRP mentor contact us.

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