kings of tomorrow
Culture-led mentoring and support for Black boys aged 11–18 who are not currently in education, employment or training, or who are at risk of becoming disengaged.
Our Flagship Youth Mentoring Programme provides practical, culturally relevant mentoring to help young people build confidence, develop their skills and create a clear pathway towards education, employment or training.
Young people are matched with positive role models and culturally aware mentors who understand their experiences and can provide consistent, trusted support.
WHAT THE PROGRAMME OFFERS
One-to-One Mentoring
Every young person receives regular individual mentoring with a dedicated mentor.
Sessions provide a safe space to talk about education, careers, confidence, relationships, goals and challenges.
Mentors help young people identify where they want to go and develop realistic steps to get there.
Culture-Related Mentors
Our mentors understand the importance of representation and culturally relevant support.
Young people will have access to positive role models who can relate to their experiences, challenge negative perceptions and help them recognise their potential.
Education & Training
We help young people explore opportunities that match their interests and abilities.
Education & Training
We help young people explore opportunities that match their interests and abilities.
Further education
College opportunities
Vocational training
Apprenticeships
Accredited courses
Skills development
Alternative education pathways
Employment & Careers
For young people approaching working age, we provide practical support to help them prepare for the world of work.
Career exploration
CV development
Job applications
Interview preparation
Employability skills
Workplace expectations
Apprenticeship opportunities
Work experience
Employer engagement
Confidence & Personal Development
We help young people develop the personal skills they need to move forward.
Sessions may focus on:
Confidence and self-belief
Communication
Resilience &Leadership
Decision-making
Goal setting
Time management
Problem solving
Managing peer pressure
Life Skills & Financial Awareness
Young people will also develop practical skills that can help them become more independent.
Managing money &Budgeting
Understanding work and wages
Planning for the future
Personal responsibility
Independent living skills