If you believe prevention starts with connection, consider joining our team!
Boys to Men Tucson is growing our team and hiring CORE Mentors (1099) to support our violence prevention and substance use prevention work across schools, juvenile justice, and community settings.
This is relationship-centered, restorative work focused on showing up consistently for youth and creating spaces for healing, accountability, and growth.
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Boys to Men Tucson is seeking multiple CORE Mentors to support our Safe Passages and Substance Use Prevention strategies across schools, juvenile justice–adjacent settings, and community-based sites throughout Pima County.
CORE Mentors play a critical role in facilitating Restorative Group Mentoring for male and masculine-identified youth in high-risk environments. This is a 1099 independent contractor role for individuals who are grounded in relationship-based work and committed to prevention, healing, and accountability.
CORE Mentors embody our model by: Connecting · Observing · Responding · Empowering
Our Impact in 2024
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Youth Served
487
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191
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Mentors Trained
28
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Number of Mentoring Hours Available for Youth
17,000
