Mentorship isn’t a “nice to have.” It’s a door.

In this episode of The Scaries, we dig into why mentorship is one of the most powerful, human interventions we have for girls and youth facing adversity. Grounded in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Regina & Area’s 55 Doors Campaign, this conversation explores how one consistent, caring adult can change outcomes tied to belonging, confidence, education, and hope.

You’ll hear directly from mentor Ally and her mentee Nikita about what mentorship looks like in real life, why it matters on the hard days, and how doors start to open when someone shows up consistently and without judgment.

We break down why mentorship is future-building (not feel-good fluff), why access matters in Saskatchewan, and what it really means to be a door-opener in your own community.

If you’ve ever wondered whether mentorship actually makes a difference, this episode answers that clearly: it does.

Help open a door here: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/143017

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