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Are mentors expected to help out with the child or youths personal activities, such as bringing them to appointments, helping them with homework, etc?

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Are mentors expected to help out with the child or youths personal activities, such as bringing them to appointments, helping them with homework, etc?

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No. Mentors may decide to help out with these types of activities every now and then, but this is not a requirement. An exception would be Big Brother Big Sister mentoring programs that focus on assisting the Little Sister or Little Brother with their homework and studies. Check with your local agency to see if these programs are offered.