Being a mentor to a child doesn’t have to be hard work. You don’t have to be a working professional at the peak of your career, a straight A student in university or college or come from a wealthy well-mannered family. All you need is a good head on your shoulders, a thirst for having fun and a little bit of time each week to spend with a child who could benefit from a positive role model.
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Malik is your average 11 year old kid. He enjoyed his grandfather as the main male role model in his life, but when his grandfather moved away, Naomi and her partner Amber decided to continue this mentorship by contacting Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver.+ More
