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New mentorship program in Detroit aims to break poverty cycle
98% of the children in the program wait to parent until they’re in their 20s
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DETROIT – A new program in Detroit aims to end generational poverty by pairing children who have had adverse experiences with a paid, professional mentor for 12 years.
It’s a unique idea that has proven successful in other cities and now, Friends of the Children is starting a Detroit chapter.
Friends of the Children’s goal is to give children a consistent and caring adult in their life. The nonprofit pairs children who face several systemic obstacles with a professional mentor, called a Friend.