CELDI-Liberia runs a comprehensive mentorship program for underprivileged children and youth from slum communities. This program aligns with the mission of CELDI Liberia—to raise a new generation of servant-leaders who transform their communities through the principles of Christ. It integrates spiritual discipleship with academic excellence, life skills, and leadership development. The core aim is to move underprivileged children and youth from vulnerability to visionary and servant leadership through consistent, Christ-centered relationships. 

The program operates on a model that ensures every participant receives the appropriate level of attention and guidance. The program centers on four primary areas of growth, which ensures the "holistic" development of each child. 

•  Spiritual Foundation (Discipleship)—Developing a personal relationship with Christ, understanding the Word, and practicing spiritual disciplines based on Proverbs 22:6 (Train up a child...) and St. John 10:10 (Abundant life).
• Academic Excellence (Education)—Breaking the cycle of poverty through literacy and learning. Supervised study hours during our after-school program. Mentors act as "academic coaches" to track school performance. 
• Servant-Leadership (Character)—Instilling the value of serving others before oneself. 
• Life Skills & Resilience—Practical skills for independence and survival in urban environments. We offer financial literacy, health/reproductive awareness (safe-space talks), and vocational skills (Tie & Dye, soap making, or basic tech skills).