Peer2Peer Mentoring

The Peer2Peer Mentorship Program for men and women coming out of incarceration connects individuals who have lived experience with incarceration, homelessness, or addiction to mentees—returning citizens working to navigate the challenges of reentry, including finding housing, employment, recovery support, and community.

Each peer mentor offers:

• Friendship that both supports and challenges,

• Discipleship rooted in prayer and shared study, and

• Advocacy that opens doors to essential wraparound services.

Peer mentors are carefully trained and supervised by the N2N Program Manager to ensure the program remains accountable to its mission and outcomes.

This isn’t just mentorship—it’s multiplicative discipleship. As the mentee grows in confidence, skills, and purpose, so too does the mentor. Each gains:

• A deeper sense of calling,

• Confidence rooted in shared growth, and

• The joy of seeing transformation in another person’s life.

Together, mentor and mentee become agents of change—supporting one another toward flourishing in their relationship with God, themselves, others, and the world.