Youth

Burlington Vicinage is seeking adult and youth volunteers for two Superior Court programs

The Burlington Vicinage is seeking adult and youth volunteers for two Superior Court programs.

Adult and youth volunteers are needed as Juvenile Conference Committee (JCC) board members, court-appointed citizens who hear and decide matters involving alleged juvenile offenders. They make recommendations to a family court judge for a resolution that would aid in the juvenile's rehabilitation.

Youth volunteers could be eligible for community service credit hours based upon approval from their high school.

Komaza

Komaza ,  501c 3  organization, located in Burlington County, needs 4 male and 4 females for a summer camp program.Volunteers will need to be energetic, need little physical accommodations and able to pass criminal background check.
Visit their website or call (609)451-6280.

Burlington County. Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children of Mercer and Burlington Counties

Learn how to become an Advocate for abused and neglected children in Burlington County. Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children of Mercer and Burlington Counties is currently recruiting volunteers to advocate for the best interests of children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. CASA and its volunteers speak for children in court, serve as fact finders for the family court judges and safeguard the interests of the children while they are in the foster care system.

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Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey - Volunteer Opportunities in Burlington County Region

Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey - Volunteer Opportunities in Burlington County Region The following volunteer opportunities are offered in the Burlington County Region

·         Coordinator of gift drives throughout the year for: backpacks, Christmas gifts, Easter dinners, Thanksgiving dinners, and food drives

New Jersey Orators, Inc.

New Jersey Orators, Inc. (www.oratorsinc.org) is a 30-year old non-profit youth organization serving annually over 250 youth in eight counties throughout New Jersey, including chapters in Burlington County. Its mission is to teach the art of public speaking, an appreciation for literature, reading and media arts literacy, and life skills to youth from 7 to 18 years of age in preparation for college.

Junior Achievement of New Jersey, Inc.

Junior Achievement of New Jersey, Inc. educates and inspires young people to value: free enterprise, business and economics to improve the quality of their lives.  Its curricula address business and economic concepts, and workforce skills that build in intensity from Kindergarten through grade 12.  Volunteers (17+) are needed to teaching class one hour per day, once a week for approximately five weeks.  Contact Dawn Schwartz, Program Manager  dschwartz@ja-nj.org   609- 419-0404 x 106.

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