As you learned at Mentor Training, we ask that you keep us informed about our graduated. This will involve submitting Mentor Monthly reports, as detailed below.
Mentor Training
All onsite training sessions for Cycle 15 Mentors have been completed. If you were unable to attend, a training packet has been mailed to you. Please complete all required documents as instructed and mail back to NMYCA as soon as possible at:
We are very glad you have decided to support one of our cadets! Please download the Mentor Application (pdf) to get started on a journey toward changing lives!
Please fill out all application pages completely and mail to:
NM Youth ChalleNGe Academy
Attn: Mentor Coordinator
131 Earl Cummings Loop
RIAC, Bldg 610
Roswell, New Mexico 88203
Why do cadets have to have a Mentor?
A very important part of ChalleNGe is the Post-Residential Phase. After our cadets graduate, we stay in touch with them for 1 year to help them adjust. Your role as a Mentor is a very important part of this process; you will meet with your cadet regularly to help, lead, guide, and direct him/her on the path to success!
Mentor Monthly Reports are due by the 5th of the month. During one of your face-to-face meetings each month, please review the Post-Residential Action Plan. Is your cadet on track? Have plans changed? Please indicate in the Remarks section. Information give here reflects current involvement, not what they intend to do several months from now.
We are very glad you have decided to support one of our cadets! Please download the Mentor Application (pdf) to get started on a journey toward changing lives!
Please fill out all application pages completely and mail to:
NM Youth ChalleNGe Academy
Attn: Mentor Coordinator
131 Earl Cummings Loop
RIAC, Bldg 610
Roswell, New Mexico 88203
"We can help a person to be himself by our own willingness to steep ourselves temporarily in his world, in his private feelings and experiences. By our affirmation of the person as he is, we give him support and strength to take on the next step in his own growth." - Clark Moustakas
