Volunteer Coordinator Manual - Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICEDear Volunteer Coordinators and Liaisons:“Volunteers Make a Difference”. This statement is proven daily by thousands of Floridianswho, as volunteers, serve in juvenile justice facilities or programs in our state.The Department of Juvenile Justice is committed to a partnership among agency employees,volunteers and student interns in achieving its mission. It is essential that volunteers and studentinterns actively participate in juvenile justice and reintegration efforts for youth.The success of volunteer/intern involvement depends directly upon the agency’s willingness tointegrate volunteers/interns into its operations, the removal of barriers to involvement, andrecognition of services provided. Therefore, this manual has been developed to serve as a tool foryou, the Volunteer Coordinator and Liaison, and to provide you with guidelines for setting up andmanaging the community volunteer program in your circuit. The manual should provide you witha great deal of information in a very useable form. It is not meant to give you all of theinformation that you may need. It can however, guide you to other available resources.The Office of the Director of Administrative Services is available to provide assistance if youshould need it.Sincerely,/s/ Frank Peterman, Jr.Frank Peterman, Jr.Secretary2737 Centerview Drive • Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3100 • (850) 488-1850http://www.djj.state.fl.usThe mission of the Department of Juvenile Justice is to increase public safety by reducing juvenile delinquency through effectiveprevention, intervention, and treatment services that strengthen families and turn around the lives of troubled youth.
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICEVOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAMTABLE OF CONTENTSSectionTitle1. Secretary’s Letter2. Table of Contents3. DJJ Vision, Mission and Guiding Principles4. DJJ Organization Chart5. Volunteer Services Program - Mission, Definition, and Background6. Manual Purpose and OrganizationA. Manual PurposeB. Manual Organization7. DJJ Volunteer Services Program StructureA. Four Levels of the DJJ Volunteer Program StructureB. DJJ Volunteer Services Program Administrator1. Specific Duties2. General Information3. GoalsC. Circuit Coordinator1. Specific DutiesD. Regional Liaison1. Specific Dutiesi. DJJ Volunteer/Mentoring Report (Form)E. Local Liaison1. Specific Duties2. General InformationF. Chaplaincy Services and Faith and Community Network Program1. Chaplaincy Services Vision2. Chaplaincy Services - Priorities3. Faith Community Network Mission4. Faith Community Network Mission - Priorities8. Juvenile Justice in FloridaA. Historical SummaryB. Overview of Juvenile JusticePage 1 of 34/22/2010
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