Pathfinder Peer Mentoring
Positive role models for future generations, inspiring agents of change.
About the Program
Founded in 2022, our program aims to educate and connect youth on their college journeys. By offering a peer-to-peer mentoring platform, we provide opportunities for young individuals to share their stories and engage with one another. Our Peer Leader Mentors are dedicated to inspiring, activating, motivating, and developing a new generation of compassionate and resilient voices.
How to get involved?
General Criteria
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Volunteers should demonstrate a passion to empower change, help underserved youth and assist the diverse set of communities found within South Los Angeles. Applicants must demonstrate a willingness to learn, collaborate, and participate in professional development trainings in addition to team-building extracurricular activities. Volunteers are expected to maintain clear communication with each other and board members to allow for timely scheduling of events, due dates. All volunteers are expected to be adherent to the policies and procedures of the Fremont Alumni Foundation.
Become a Youth Mentor
Eligibility
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Be an alumni of John C. Fremont High School attending college and/or first-time generation college students.
Commitment ​
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Join the Pathfinder Alumni Youth Council, and participate in monthly meetings (conducted on zoom)
Become a Mentee
Eligibility
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Recent alumni of John C. Fremont High School seeking guidance in career and/or educational pathways
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Current John C. Fremont High School Seniors with at least a 2.0 GPA
Commitment ​
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Connect with mentor on a regular basis, and maintain an open stream of communication with your mentor and/or foundation directors
"Mentoring is an opportunity to instill not only knowledge, but hope for the future."
Neyda Yaneth, Founder
