Boys Mentorship Program in Your City
Every boy needs a steady guide. When a father is missing, Prescribe Inc. matches boys with trained mentors and runs life-skills programs that help keep them focused on their goals and things that matter.
What We Do
Mentorship for young boys that is simple, safe, and local.
1. Apply
Parent, school, or counselor sends a referral.
2. Match
We pair each boy with a screened mentor.
3. Meet
Weekly check-ins plus group skill sessions.
4. Grow
Goals set, progress tracked, confidence built.
Programs for Young Men Without a Father Figure
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One-to-One Mentoring
Weekly support, homework help, life talk, and goal setting.
Group Skills
Study habits, respect, money basics, health, and safe choices.
Leadership Track
Older teens learn to lead and support younger peers.
Programs run in various communities. This is a nonprofit mentoring organization built for boys in single-parent homes.
For Parents and Guardians
You want a strong role model. We provide one.
- Youth mentorship program, with clear rules and caring adults.
- Background checks for all mentors.
- Simple sign-up and regular updates.
Refer a Boy
For Mentors and Volunteers
Be the calm voice a boy remembers.
- Become a male mentor in a community near you.
- Training, resources, and a staff lead to guide you.
- Time asked: 2–3 hours per week.
- Other roles: events, outreach, admin, media.
- Donate to a boys' mentorship program that serves local youth.
- One-time gifts or monthly giving.
- Sponsor workshops, school meetups, or a mentor cohort
- We are a 501(c)(3). Receipts provided.
For Donors and Sponsors
Your gift keeps a match active.
Why Prescribe Inc.
Focused mission
Mentorship for fatherless boys in Charlotte.
Local partners
- Schools, faith groups, and community centers.
Clear outcomes
Attendance, homework, and goal progress are tracked each month.
Safe program
Screening, training, and ongoing support for mentors.
Our Founder’s Story
Abraham Turay grew up in Liberia during the civil war. He was raised by his grandmother. There was no active father figure. He sold small goods and took tough jobs to stay in school. Many boys around him slipped into trouble. He stayed the course, became the first in his family to finish college, and chose service. In 2020 he started Prescribe Inc. so boys get a steady mentor, clear goals, and real support. The work began in Charlotte and is growing to more communities.
“I may not have had a father to guide me, but I have become the father figure I once needed — not just for myself, but for others.”
Quick Answers
Who do you serve
Boys ages 14–24 who lack a steady father figure.
Where are programs held
Across communities in Charlotte and West Africa, Liberia with partner sites.
Cost
Free for families, thanks to donors.
How to start
Use the button below to refer a boy, apply to mentor, or give.
