Blueprint Boys is designed for Black boys who would benefit from positive mentorship, leadership development, and structured guidance during adolescence. The program welcomes youth with different personalities, backgrounds, and experiences.
No. Blueprint Boys is not a punishment program. It is a mentorship and development program focused on growth, accountability, and skill-building. Youth do not need to be “in trouble” to participate.
Mentors are carefully selected adults and college-aged volunteers who:
Complete an application process (Background Checks Required)
Receive training and orientation
Share a commitment to positive youth development
Our mentors are role models, listeners, and guides—not authority figures.
Yes. Youth safety is a top priority. Sessions are structured, supervised, and conducted in group settings. Clear expectations and boundaries are established for both mentors and participants.
Blueprint Boys is a time-limited program (Phase 1 is 6 weeks), meeting once per week for approximately 90 minutes per session. Exact dates and times are shared before the program begins.
Sessions focus on age-appropriate topics such as:
Identity and self-worth
Decision-making and accountability
Leadership and goal-setting
Communication and respect
Preparing for adulthood
Discussions are guided, respectful, and centered on real-life situations.
Yes. Parents and guardians receive program details, expectations, and important updates. While individual conversations remain private to encourage trust, overall progress and participation are communicated appropriately.
Consistent attendance is strongly encouraged to get the full benefit of the program. We understand that conflicts may arise, but commitment is key to personal growth. **Completion of Phases 1-4 are required to receive the graduation incentive.**
Blueprint Boys has a program fee, with sponsorships available for families in need.
Parents and guardians can complete the application through the link below. Additional questions can be submitted through the contact form or during the information session.