An open day for parents/carers, young people, and the wider community, to learn more about The 100’s award-winning mentoring programme.
Since 2001, we, The 100 Black Men of London, have been empowering young Black people to be the best versions of themselves through our award-winning Community Mentoring Programme(CMP) – a ‘life–skills’ group mentoring programme targeted at the Black community and for the benefit of both children and parents/carers.
Our motto is What They See Is What They’ll Be, so we strive to provide our young people with relatable and understanding Black mentors.
If you’re a parent/carer interested in registering your child, a Black person interested in mentoring, or an individual/organisation who would like to know more about who we are and what we do, we would love you to join us for this event!
Together We Can.
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