The Mentoring Plus Strategy is a four-year project funded by the federal government’s New Horizons for Seniors Program. New Horizons aims to help retirees stay involved in their communities and healthy and happy, the project will also benefit others with valuable career and business advice to help them succeed. The program uses an intergenerational approach to connect knowledgeable retirees with individuals in need of mentorship to help them succeed in their lives, their careers, and, in some cases, as entrepreneurs. The idea of elder knowledge helping those less experienced isn't new, but what is unique is that the strategy aims to help those from all walks of life across various sectors including health, agriculture, business, tourism and arts & culture. The Mentoring Plus Strategy is being piloted in the regions of Pictou, Colchester, and Kings, supported by Dalhousie University's Faculty of Open Learning & Career Development as the backbone organization.  If you're 55 with knowledge and experience to share or you know someone who is, join us online at mentoringplus.ca    Knowledge is infinite...share yours.