Become a mentor

The Mentor Project provides one-to-one contact between people living successfully with a transplant and people who are new or adjusting to the world of transplantation.

"Being a mentor has given me a chance to help others and to keep my gift going."

The Mentor Project provides one-to-one contact between people living successfully with a transplant and people who are new or adjusting to the world of transplantation. Transplant recipients, living donors, caregivers, and parents of pediatric recipients can all be trained mentors. They are individuals who have a desire to help support others through the transplant process, and are often the “face of hope” for anyone facing transplant.

To be considered as a mentor, you must be six months post-transplant/living donation, a Georgia resident, living successfully after transplant/donation and able to complete a one-day training workshop (in person or virtually, based upon when it is being offered).

If you’re interested, please complete the form below and we will be in contact with you shortly with a match! If you have any questions about The Mentor Project or becoming a mentor, contact us at (678) 514-1178 or mentor@gatransplant.org.

BECOME A MENTOR

Please fill out the form below if you would like to be trained as a GTF Mentor

Name*
Title First Middle Last
Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Primary Phone*
Email*
Date of Birth*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Gender*
Marital status*
Organ*
- Kidney
- Liver
- Heart
- Pancreas
- Lung(s)
- Other
Other type of Transplant:
Transplant Status*
Other type of Transplant Status:
Other Transplant Status:
Transplant Date
DD slash MM slash YYYY
Transplant Center*
Other Transplant Center:
Summary of Transplant/Donation Journey:*
Please list a person who works in your transplant center, a GTF staff member, or Mentor Project Lead Mentor who will give you a recommendation to become a GTF Mentor.*
Name E-Mail Address
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Transplant is just a word until you are faced with it. My mentor made me realize I was not alone. Here was someone who had walked the path I was now on. A guide to what may lie ahead and a constant source of encouragement.

-Brian R, Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Recipient

Video overview of The Mentor Project

Become a mentor

"Being a mentor has given me a chance to help others and to keep my gift going."

BECOME A MENTOR

-Brian R, Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Recipient

Georgia Transplant Foundation

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