Mentor program

Walk with someone who is a few steps behind you

Mentors are experienced survivors who share hope and practical experience, never medical advice. Every mentor completes training, agrees to our code, and is verified by our team.

1. Training

Read each short module and tick to confirm.

Boundaries

You’re a guide, not a rescuer. Keep conversations on Survivor.com, set time limits, and never meet, call, text or exchange contact details. You can step back anytime; our team will help with a hand-off.

I understand the boundaries module

No clinical advice

Share what helped you, never diagnoses, medication, dosing, detox or treatment decisions. Always encourage people to keep following their doctor’s care and to talk with qualified professionals.

I understand the no-clinical-advice module

Crisis referral

If someone may be in danger, respond with care, share 988 (USA and Canada) or their local emergency number, and use Report so our team is alerted. Never promise secrecy when someone is at risk, and never try to handle an emergency alone.

I understand the crisis referral module

Privacy and staying on-platform

Keep what people share confidential within Survivor.com, never screenshot or repost it, and don’t ask for real names, locations or social profiles. Faith is offered with love, never pressed.

I understand the privacy module

2. About you

Journeys you can mentor in

Languages Time zone Availability Your experience (what you walked through and what helped; no contact details) Why you want to mentor

3. Code and verification

I agree to the mentor code: kindness, boundaries, no clinical advice, crisis referral, privacy, and staying on Survivor.com. I understand mentors are renewed every year.

After you apply, our team verifies mentors personally before approval.