Femi's Heart Ambassadors Program

The Femi's Heart Foundation Ambassadors Program is a mentorship initiative designed to provide high school seniors and freshman college students with academic guidance, career advice, emotional support, and leadership development. We help these students navigate academic and personal challenges while encouraging their long-term success in higher education.

The Ambassadors Program is open to:

1. High School Seniors (Grades 12)

Age Range: 17-18 years

Background: Students nearing high school graduation, facing the challenges of applying to colleges or securing post-graduation employment from underrepresented and minority students. 

Focus on: African American, Immigrant, Refugee, and Low-Income Communities.

2. Freshman College Students (1st-year students)

Age Range: 18-19 years

Background: First-year college students adjusting to college life and academics. from underrepresented and minority students.

Focus on: African American, Immigrant, Refugee, and Low-Income Communities.

Mentors in the program offer one-on-one support, including guidance on college applications, scholarships, career planning, and emotional well-being. They also help mentees build confidence, set goals, and overcome challenges in their educational journeys. application.

The Ambassadors Program runs as an 7-month cohort teaching and learning program. It includes regular mentorship meetings, workshops, and opportunities for professional and personal development. Mentors and mentees are paired for the duration of the program to ensure consistent support.

Interested students can apply here by filling out the application form or email us at info@femisheart.org to request one. The application typically asks for information about the student’s academic interests, career goals, and personal challenges they wish to address through mentorship. 

Yes! At the end of the 7-month cohort, students who actively participate and complete the program will be eligible for a $1,000 scholarship to support their educational expenses.

While the program is designed to support high school seniors and freshman college students from underserved communities, students from all backgrounds who demonstrate a need for mentorship and support in their academic or personal lives are encouraged to apply.

No, participation in the Ambassadors Program is completely free for both mentors and mentees. The program is designed to provide essential support without financial barriers, ensuring access for all students who need it.

You can support the program by volunteering as a mentor, making a donation to Femi’s Heart Foundation, or spreading the word to others who may be interested in participating or supporting the program. Click here to apply if interested to become a mentor.Add an answer to this item.