Mentor KC is a mentoring program with a primary purpose of providing positive influences and role models for youths residing in single-family homes, youths with incarcerated parents, or youths who have been identified as "at-risk" due to social and economic  barriers. 

This is an after-school program targeting youths between the ages of 10 and 20, exposing them to activites centered on personal development and intervention strategies for success. Activities include but are not limited to the following: 

• Life skills training
• Sex education (HIV and STD awareness)
• Teen pregnancy
• Drug and alcohol awareness
• Techniques to handle post traumatic stress
• Tutoring for academic succes

Some of the expected outcomes of Mentor KC include:

• Improving interpersonal and decision making skills
• Increasing self-confidence
• Achieving academic success. 

Additionally, the program encourages youths to make positive impacts in their community through community engagement and service activities. 

COMBAT Funding: $48,000.00