Scope in North East: The Maze Project
"I have enjoyed the male company because all my carers are female. My mentor has helped me to do things I was not able to do and has boosted my confidence."
Funded by the Big Lottery since 2003, The Maze Project is a free mentoring service for people with physical disabilities, mental health problems and learning disabilities aged 14+ across the boroughs of Stockton and Middlesbrough.
We recruit train and supervise volunteers to become mentors. They are then matched with a disabled person to help and support that individual work towards a specific and identified goal, thus opening up new opportunities, promoting independence and raising self-esteem.
Find out more about finding a mentor for you
We hold a regular support group for our volunteers, which provides further training and a chance to get to know each other.
Find out more about becoming a mentor
E-mentoring
Where an individual has very little confidence, or low self-esteem, doesn't like face to face contact, they may prefer to engage in mentoring online in a secure chatroom. To find out about this service, email maze.project@scope.org.uk
Tel: 01642 633 525
Or write to:
The Maze Project
Scope
Unit 3
Stockton Business Centre
70 Brunswick Street
Stockton
TS18 1DW
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