Guide Right 

Guide Right is the national youth service initiative of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., dedicated to the educational and occupational guidance of young people. It was first conceived in 1922 by Brother Leon W. Steward and adopted as the fraternity’s official service program at the 12th Grand Chapter meeting.

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Guide Right places the training, experience, and mentorship of successful men at the disposal of youth who need inspiration, guidance, and support in career and life decisions. It also seeks to involve the community in understanding and addressing youth challenges as they pursue lives of achievement and service.

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Guide Right focuses on several key objectives, including:

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• Inspiring leadership and service through cultural enrichment and character development.

• Developing leadership skills and promoting academic excellence.

• Improving self-esteem, social skills, and awareness among youth.

• Supporting parents by providing mentorship and opportunities to discuss educational and life challenges.

• Encouraging higher education and informing youth about scholarships, career paths, college resources, and vocational options.

• Mentoring and college preparation, including guiding students through middle school, high school, and college application processes.

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Guide Right focuses on several key objectives, including:

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• Inspiring leadership and service through cultural enrichment and character development.

• Developing leadership skills and promoting academic excellence.

• Improving self-esteem, social skills, and awareness among youth.

• Supporting parents by providing mentorship and opportunities to discuss educational and life challenges.

• Encouraging higher education and informing youth about scholarships, career paths, college resources, and vocational options.

• Mentoring and college preparation, including guiding students through middle school, high school, and college application processes.

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