Welcome to Their Mentor!

We offer a wide range of educational consulting services to help you achieve academic and professional success. Our services include academic counseling, career guidance, exam preparation, and much more.

Their Mentor Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and families through education, mentorship, and second-chance opportunities.
We proudly accept and support everyone — men, women, and children of all backgrounds, cultures, and faiths. We believe in equality, respect, and compassion because everyone matters.

• FAFSA completion and college enrollment support
   
• GED preparation and testing assistance
   
• High school enrollment guidance
   
• Certification and vocational program enrollment assistance
   
• Academic mentoring and support for continued education
   

• Resume writing and job readiness coaching
   
• Employment placement assistance
   
• Entrepreneurship and small business training
   
• Federal and state business compliance guidance
   
• Customer service and workplace etiquette training
   
• Financial counseling, coaching, and money management workshops
   
• Low-income tax preparation and financial literacy services
   

• Parent and family counseling
   
• Mental health and emotional wellness counseling
   
• Anger management counseling
   
• Credit repair and credit counseling
   
• Financial coaching and long-term stability planning
   

• Affordable housing development and partnerships supporting low-income families in today’s economy
   
• Veteran housing initiatives providing stable, affordable living solutions and transitional support
   
• Senior citizen assisted living homes designed to offer dignity, affordability, and compassionate care
   
• Rural area housing development projects to expand access to quality, affordable homes in underserved regions
   
• Second-chance housing opportunities for families rebuilding financial and personal stability
   
• Veteran claim and benefits support
   
• Food and clothing closets for individuals and families in need
   
• Emergency assistance for low-income families (food, toiletries, and utilities, as funds permit)
   

• Ongoing mentorship for adolescents ages 14 and up
   
• Leadership, character development, and personal growth programs
   
• Job training and career readiness workshops
   
• Life skills education promoting responsibility and independence
   

• Educational assistance and individualized learning guidance
   
• Job placement support and workplace etiquette training
   
• Everyday life-skills development for independence and confidence
   
• Partnerships with organizations offering extended resources and specialized care