Become a Mentor

Leaving prison can be one of the hardest moments in a person’s life, and a steady, non-judgemental friend can make all the difference. As a 57:Fourteen mentor, you’ll walk alongside someone as they adjust to life outside, helping them build a new start and a life away from crime. You don’t need to be an expert, and you won’t do it alone.

Make a Lasting Difference

Your support helps someone rebuild their life, not just get through the next few weeks. Mentoring is one of the most effective ways to help people settle back into the community and stay away from reoffending.

Be part of a circle of support

You’ll work alongside a local church and a wider team, so you’re never carrying it by yourself. We’ll help connect the person you mentor with people who will welcome them and stand with them.

Training and support from us

We equip you before you start and support you along the way, with good safeguarding at every stage. Whether you’re new to this or have experience, we’ll help you grow in confidence and skill.

Interested in becoming a mentor?

Leave your name and email and we’ll be in touch to tell you more about mentoring, the training we provide and what happens next. There’s no obligation.