MAPS Mentoring is one of more than 150 youth organisations in London currently receiving funding from the Mayor of London's New Deal for Young People fund. Over 100,000 young people across London have now accessed mentoring support.

From isolation to confidence: how mentoring transformed Aria's life and school attendance.

We are delighted to announce that MAPS Mentoring is a recipient of the Mayor of London’s New Deal For Young People funding. This amazing opportunity, part of Propel, will provide MAPS Mentors for 200 vulnerable young people in Sutton.

Sam was isolated when he started at secondary school, making him highly susceptible to exploitation and grooming.

MAPS Mentoring introduced our young people to using clay in a workshop funded by The Arts Society.

Ethan has been connected to MAPS Mentoring for over 10 years, firstly as a Child in Care and then as a Care Leaver.

Focus on the MAPS Mentoring Esteem Pathway - supporting young people facing poor mental health, low self-confidence or self-esteem, self-harm and risk of suicide.

Volunteer Centre Sutton has secured funding for part of our MAPS Mentoring programme from the William Wates Memorial Trust.

At our most recent MAPS social, we set out to create a collaborative piece of art, in recognition of 2023's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek theme “Let’s Connect”.

Our MAPS Mentoring project supports many Care Leavers with one-to-one mentoring. To mark National Care Leavers Week 2022, we wanted to share the story of Dillon, a 21-year-old Care Leaver, and his experience of mentoring.

Our MAPS mentoring project supports many young carers with one to one mentoring.

Michael arrived in the UK alone and unsure of his future

One of our long-standing MAPS mentors shares her experiences

Throughout Volunteers' Week we're sharing 'thank you messages to volunteers from organisations in Sutton, starting with a thank you to one of our own volunteers