Guide Right
Guide Right is Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity's National Service Initiative — the umbrella under which all of our youth-oriented programs operate. Its purpose is to place the training, experience, and interest of successful men at the disposal of youth, focusing on leadership development, an achievement mindset, and mentorship. Nationally, Guide Right is recognized as the oldest and most successful mentoring program for young people of color.
Conceived in 1921 by Brother Leon W. Steward of the St. Louis Alumni Chapter and formally adopted as the fraternity's National Service Program at the twelfth Grand Chapter Meeting, Guide Right began with a simple mission: help high school students choose and pursue useful careers, connect them to scholarships, and inform them of the professions and educational paths open to them.
Leadership Development
Create the next generation of leaders through structured leadership training.
Academic Preparation
Prepare students for success in middle school, high school, and college.
Career & Vocational Guidance
Help youth choose career paths aligned with their aptitudes and interests.
Mentorship to Graduation
Mentor students from program enrollment through college graduation.
Family & Community Support
Support parents in addressing developmental challenges and give youth positive alternatives to negative environments.
The flagship initiative of Guide Right is Kappa League — our structured program for young men in grades 6–12.
All Lewes (DE) Alumni Chapter Guide Right volunteers complete national child-safety training and a three-level background check before working with youth.
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Guide Right — National Impact
Interested in Guide Right for your son, or want to volunteer as a mentor? Send us an inquiry:
Or email us directly: leweskappas@gmail.com