Care Mentors
Process And Forms
Process And Forms
Second only to prayer, having a care mentor or becoming a Care Mentor may be one of the most meaningful forms of support for caregivers. Thank you for prayerfully considering this vital and life-giving role.
Care Mentors bring proven Christian character, a deep faith, personal caregiving experience, a compassionate heart, and strong listening skills. The time commitment is flexible and shaped by your availability and the mutual agreement established with your caregiver.
Click here to take the OCO peer mentor course. This 3-hour course will help you set realistic expectations for yourself and others. Once done, read and complete the Care Mentor Application and the Confidentiality agreement
Second, it is critical that you gain the blessings of your church pastor, whom we will contact as a reference for your Christian character and your readiness to serve in this vital role. We will contact you to confirm your partnership, care for you and support you in every way can.