
Bare Roots Collective serves unseen young adults through mentorship, educational programming, and community resources to support their lifelong autonomy, health, and wholeness.
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Anti-Racist
Trauma Aware
Intersectional Feminist -
Communities that are interconnected, healthy, and whole.
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Community & Collective Support
Autonomy & Interdependence
Equity & Inclusion
Respect & Love
Food & Fun
Mentees
Are you:
Between the ages of 18 and 25?
Excited to be a part of a learning community in the Treasure Valley?
Interested in having a mentor to partner with you as you work to achieve your goals?
Mentors
Are you:
Committed to transforming the Treasure Valley through deep personal connection?
Looking for an opportunity to share your experiences and learn from others?
Inspired by living into an interconnected community?
Community Partners
Are you:
A community member that would like to offer opportunities for young people?
A business owner that could provide goods and/or services for our program participants?
A professional that would like to contribute in your specific area of expertise?
Looking for a way to transform your community and build interconnectedness?
“The mentorship program was everything I needed and more. It showed me the true meaning of community and I will forever be grateful for that. Everyone was continuously rooting for us which I'll never forget!”
— Tryphene, Mentee
“BRC fosters healthy and supportive relationships between mentors and mentees and builds a sense of community while youth move through challenging life transitions. BRC is where leaders and role models are nourished, community is built, and horizons expand.”
“Charity leads with love, giving mentors and mentees alike a model of how to listen and learn. She gives everyone a sense of ownership and, more importantly, a belief in our own ability to grow.”
“We had the opportunity to present a Know Your Rights training, where we reviewed constitutional protections and trainees’ rights when interacting law enforcement. There was rich discussion and cross-cultural dialogue examining authority, power, and privilege. We appreciated the invitation to connect with such wonderful people in our community.”