The mentoring program has a tireless history of working with 13-18 year olds to enhance spiritual, emotional and intellectual growth. The recent establishment of the WMOCRadio.net internet radio station, supervised by adults and managed by our young, is not simply just another music station.

Teenagers are encouraged to produce programs that are challenging, informative and timely in this busy world. For the past three years the MOBC Mentoring Program has sponsored a Mock Trial program where mentees are coached and trained by outside attorneys for a 6 week time period.

They have a trial in a real court room with a real judge (in the Bergen County Court House), this give them an opportunity to see firsthand how the judicial system works. Some mentees are also trained as reports. The community is invited to witness this awesome event

Developing critical thinking, responsible behavior and confident leadership in an increasingly shrinking and demanding world is the focus of these three programs. Your investment today will provide a tremendous return for America’s future.

The goals of our committed and conscientious mentors is to provide a supportive environment with honest and open communication where we can work with and help guide our young people through an exploration of the academic, social, and emotional challenges of adolescence. Specifically we are committed to:
• Helping build self-esteem and spiritual growth;
• Teaching them to become men and women of honor by seeking and speaking the truth;
• Helping them to discover and develop their individual strength, talents and gifts;
• Challenging them to live lives of responsibility and be aware that as they become older, they and they alone will be responsible for their actions;
• Teaching them how to resolve conflicts and asking for forgiveness;
• Supporting their dreams to find their own personal mission; and
• Praising the greatness in each of them by providing them with encouragement, hope, confidence and courage.