Community-based · West Shore, Vancouver Island · Since 1995

Moms and Mentors

Many young moms are seeking mentorship where they can share experiences and receive parenting support. Engaging in activities designed specifically for young moms can provide not only helpful resources but also a sense of belonging.

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Community gathering of mothers and children on Vancouver Island

“Building Connections and Supportive Relationships”

Moms and Mentors Society is a community-based grassroots organization on the West Shore on Vancouver Island, dedicated to providing mentorship for mothers. It started as a parenting course at Belmont Secondary in 1995 and was later established as a B.C. registered Society in 2004.

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Mentorship Program

Mentors Build Supportive Relationships with Moms

Mentorship for mothers is the cornerstone of our program, where respectful and compassionate volunteers engage in supportive relationships with moms and their children. The 'Saturday Circle' takes place on the 2nd and 4th Saturday mornings from 10 am to 12 pm at the Children's Hall, 2225 Sooke Road, Colwood.

Education & Empowerment

Scholarship Opportunities

Our scholarships are designed for moms seeking to further their education through adult basic upgrading, post-secondary training, and education, offering essential mentorship for mothers along the way.

Supported by: Rotary Club of West Shore, The Lions Club, Philanthropic Educational Opportunities (PEO), and numerous private individuals committed to parenting support and empowerment.

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Moms and Mentors Activities

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Moms and Mentors Society?

Moms and Mentors Society is a non-profit, community-based organization on the West Shore of Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada. Founded in 1995, we provide mentorship, parenting support, free social activities, literacy programs, and scholarships for young mothers and their children.

Where does Moms and Mentors Society meet?

We meet every 2nd and 4th Saturday morning from 10 am to 12 pm at the Children's Hall, 2225 Sooke Road, Colwood, B.C. This gathering is called the "Saturday Circle."

Who can join Moms and Mentors Society?

Young mothers and their children are welcome to join as participants. Compassionate volunteers can join as mentors — free mentor training is provided. Community members can also support us as general volunteers.

Does Moms and Mentors Society offer scholarships?

Yes. We offer scholarships for moms seeking to further their education through adult basic upgrading, post-secondary training, and education. Scholarships are supported by the Rotary Club of West Shore, the West Shore Lions Club, PEO International, and private donors.

Is Moms and Mentors Society free to join?

Yes. Our programs, Saturday Circle gatherings, and activities are free for young mothers and their children. We are a registered non-profit society in British Columbia.

How long has Moms and Mentors Society been operating?

Moms and Mentors Society began as a parenting course at Belmont Secondary in 1995 and was established as a B.C. registered Society in 2004. We have been supporting young mothers on the West Shore of Vancouver Island for over 30 years.

Moms and Mentors Society

Moms and Mentors Society is a community-based grassroots organization in the West Shore on Vanc. Island. Since 1995, we've provided mentorship, parenting, social support & free activities; promote education and literacy. A registered society in 2004, a BC Quality of Life award in 2006. Welcome volunteers & families.

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We give special thanks to our sponsors

We would like to respectfully acknowledge that we are on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples, specifically the Xwsepsum (Esquimalt) and Songhees Nations.

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