Transformational Mentoring Experiences for First Nations Young People: A Scoping Review

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Figure 1 The search strategy

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Criteria	Inclusion	Exclusion
Language	English language	Non-English
Time frame	2011–2021	Before 2011, After 2021
Article type	Peer-reviewed Non-peer-reviewed Report	Abstract Poster Editorial Letter Chapter
Article focus	Studies focussing on group mentoring experiences for Aboriginal youth.	Studies not focussed on mentoring. Studies focussing on one-on-one mentoring. Studies focussing on crime prevention. Studies focussing on suicide prevention. Studies focussing on school programs.
Participants	First Nations youth, aged 8–18 years old.	First Nations youth under 8 years. Non-First Nations participants. First Nation adults.
Type of studies	Intervention studies Quantitative and qualitative studies Randomised control studies
Key words search strategy	“first nations” OR aborigin* OR Indigenous OR “torres strait islander*” OR “oceanic ancestry group” OR maori* AND (mentor* OR mentee* OR elder OR elders) AND adolescen* OR “young people*” OR “young person*” OR youth OR teen* OR “at risk”