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In addiction recovery and mental health, mentorship is a supportive relationship where someone with lived experience helps guide others through their healing journey. The mentor offers understanding, encouragement, and practical advice based on their own recovery, empowering you and helping you feel less alone.

Mentorship provides emotional support and a sense of connection from someone who truly understands the struggle. It offers guidance, accountability, and hope, showing that long-term recovery is possible. Through shared experience, mentors can help mentees build confidence, set goals, and navigate challenges more effectively.

Mentorship is for anyone seeking guidance, support, and connection throughout recovery or on their healing journey. It benefits those who are newly in recovery, struggling with mental health challenges, or looking to strengthen their coping skills and resilience. Mentorship is also valuable for people who feel isolated, overwhelmed, or unsure of how to move forward in their recovery.

A good mentor is someone with lived experience who is stable in their own recovery and willing to support others without judgment. They are good listeners, empathetic, and able to offer guidance while respecting boundaries and individual paths. A strong mentor leads by example, showing that recovery is possible through honesty, consistency, and hope.
If you would like to get involved in mentoring others through Mwangaza wa Sunday, please contact us.