Aydepi’s Young Mentors played a crucial role in supporting their peers with FAFSA and WASFA applications, helping underrepresented and low-income students navigate the often complex financial aid process. These mentors, trained to understand the intricacies of both FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and WASFA (Washington Application for State Financial Aid), provided personalized assistance to students in South King County, Spokane, and Whitman. They conducted one-on-one counseling sessions, answered questions, and clarified eligibility requirements. Additionally, they led workshops and educational seminars, explaining the differences between FAFSA and WASFA and guiding students through the application steps. Their outreach extended beyond individual meetings, with mentors creating and sharing video content and materials in multiple languages, including French, Swahili, Lingala, and Arabic, to ensure accessibility for diverse communities. Through this initiative, Aydepi’s Young Mentors empowered their peers with the knowledge and confidence needed to successfully apply for financial aid and pursue higher education opportunities.
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