MENtors are peer-support volunteers who provide one-on-one guidance to men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer. Using their own experiences, MENtors help patients navigate emotional, practical, and informational challenges, offering support, understanding, and companionship. They maintain regular contact via phone, video, or email, share personal stories as appropriate, listen empathetically, and encourage mentees to explore credible resources and ask questions of their healthcare providers. MENtors provide guidance and moral support but do not give medical advice. Volunteers participate in training and ongoing support to ensure safe and effective mentorship. To prepare to be a MENtor and learn more about our organization. Please watch the ZERO 101 Video. https://youtu.be/aFLVarFr7Jo?si=mBh3hNzZmDfvX_5j Qualifications: Access to a phone and the internet for virtual mentoring. Should be a current patient and/or prostate cancer survivor Commit to 1 year, annual renewal upon staff & volunteer agreement A commitment to providing at least 2 meetings, lasting 1 hour, per year per mentor in the MENtor Program. Skills: Empathy, patience, and excellent listening skills. Strong communication skills and the ability to build trusting relationships.