- School-based mentoring is a way to provide caring people in the lives of children.

- It is a strategy to encourage children to develop their vision for the future.

CAMP (Colorado's Adolescent Mentoring Program) is a one-on-one relationship between a mentor and a child that takes place on school property for one hour per week. The target population for this mentoring program is kids involved in the juvenile justice system.

There is a matching process that takes place, which centers on common interests, gender, cultural        backgrounds, and tutoring needs.

School Districts are on board and supporting of the program and there are liaisons selected at each school to greet mentors and provide information and guidance for the mentors.