Mentoring
WHAT OUR MENTORS DO
The mentors of Hope Ranch are devoted followers of Christ who use whole-life, Christ-centered mentoring to help survivors. They aid survivors in acknowledging their current circumstances, setting future goals, and working toward health in all aspects of life.
Mentors invite survivors into their homes for meals, model healthy relationships, and provide ongoing, unrelenting love through difficult times.
Mentors help women overcome addiction, heal from past abuse, and move forward with their lives by guiding them to professional service providers and family counseling agencies. Through mentoring, women receive unconditional acceptance.
Strategic Partnerships
Partnerships will provide professional counseling, healthcare, education, life skills, and vocational training. Through these services, mentees and our Hope Ranch residents receive necessary tools for health and self-sufficiency.
For More Information
To learn more about how you can become a mentor with Hope Ranch, please contact Linda Oelze.
Cat is a certified Faith-Based Equine-Assisted Philosophy facilitator and a professional horse specialist. Since childhood, she has ridden, taught, trained, bred, competed, and passionately loved horses. She has shown nationally in both western and dressage disciplines. Cat received her Bachelor of Arts degree and her Master of Arts degree in Communication from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas. She is the founder of Life Participation Seminars. She is the author of