FJC - Volunteer Form

FJC Volunteer Form

We’re excited that you’re interested in volunteering with the Family Justice Center! You will have a chance to indicate below if you are interested in volunteering with Camp HOPE and our youth programming, a student internship with the Family Justice Center, assisting FJC clients as a volunteer court navigator, or if you are a survivor interested in our VOICES committee.

Please answer the following questions and submit to complete your application. We look forward to getting to know you and considering your application.

Your Information

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Phone Type Value is not selected

Email Address

Highest Level of Education Value is not selected

Other

Are you a current student? Value is not selected

Field of Study

Name of School You Last Attended

Why do you want to volunteer with the Guilford County Family Justice Center?

Describe your skills and experience that would enhance our organization.

In what opportunity are you most interested? Value is not selected

Academic Internship

Field placements for academic programs in related fields provide opportunities for emerging professionals to learn from our many onsite and community partners working within the fields of violence response and prevention. FJC internships are available on a semester basis for individuals age 18+ and require at least a semester long commitment due to the training provided and the importance of consistency to client services. Supervision is provided by onsite FJC staff, with expertise, including mental health (LMFT, LCMHC), and experience collectively totaling more than 100 years in the field.

Current University or Institutional Affiliation

Area of Study

Degree of Study Value is not selected

Other

Expected Graduation Date

Preferred Dates for Internship Values are not selected

Other

Total Hours Required to Meet Internship Requirement

Are there any supervision requirements?

Internship Location Preference Value is not selected

Academic Program Contact Information

Name

Position Title

Phone

Youth Program Volunteer

The FJC provides many services to those affected by domestic and sexual violence in one location, and volunteers are invaluable in supporting daily operations and specialty programs. The Family Justice Center's youth program is designed for children and youth who have experienced domestic violence or abuse. Participants experience pathways to hope and healing through community with their peers, support from mentors, and challenging, fun group activities.

HOPE Counselor (Must be age 17-24) - Serve as a mentor and leader for children and teens who have experienced domestic violence and abuse. HOPE Counselors are expected to commit to at least 2 semesters (Spring, Summer, Fall), volunteering at monthly programs. HOPE Counselors also have the opportunity to be selected as a camp counselor for the week for Camp HOPE in August.

Age

Gender

Volunteer support is valuable to the programs and services provided through the Family Justice Center partnership. Please indicate the opportunities you are interested in joining as a youth program volunteer.

In addition to monthly mentoring opportunities, are you interested in being considered for a volunteer camp counselor role with Camp Hope this summer? Value is not selected

Other

Days and Times Available? (FJC is open for services M-F, 8am-5pm. Youth programs typically take place on weekends.)

References

Please provide two references (must be a non-family member).

Reference 1 Name

First Name

M.I.

Last Name

Phone

Relationship to You

Reference 2 Name

First Name

M.I.

Last Name

Phone

Relationship to You

Attachment (optional)

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Background Check

Legal Full Name

First Name

M.I.

Last Name

Date of Birth

Race/Ethnicity

Do you have a valid driver's license? Value is not selected

Driver's License Number

US State (or country) in which you were born

Please list any other states (or countries) in which you have lived in the past 10 years.

Is there anything you would like to share with us before we run a background check? Enter N/A if not applicable

Volunteer Court Navigator

The FJC Volunteer Court Navigator program supports victims of crime seeking services from the Guilford County Family Justice Center by providing advocacy and support for clients in court through accompaniment, court education, and safety planning. This position informs clients of available FJC services and resources, offers emotional support and connection for victims and their loved ones, and promotes the mission of the FJC within the community. Court Navigators must be at least 21 years of age and are expected to commit at least four hours a month to a case.

The next cohort for training is scheduled for Fall 2025. Volunteer applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with interviews scheduled for select applicants during the following timeframes: April- July and November- January.

Age

The FJC serves individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, and elder abuse. Please indicate the types of criminal cases you are interested in supporting as a volunteer court navigator.

Types of Criminal Cases Interested In (Select all that apply) Values are not selected

Other

How often would you like to volunteer? Value is not selected

Other

Volunteer Location Preference Value is not selected

Days and Times Available? (FJC is open for services M-F, 8am-5pm. Court proceedings are typically M-F, 8:30am-5pm)

Additional Information?

VOICES Committee

The VOICES Committee consists of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault who volunteer their time and use their collective voices to help others through advocacy, education, and empowerment. The VOICES Committee works closely with the Guilford County Family Justice Center leadership to ensure FJC services and outreach efforts meet the needs of survivors. The committee’s mission focuses on community awareness and providing pathways to hope for survivors.

Volunteer applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with interviews scheduled for select applicants during the following timeframes: April - July and November - January.

Getting to Know You

Please provide a brief description of your abuse.

Were criminal or civil legal proceedings involved in your abuse situation?

How did you learn about the VOICES committee?

Additional Information

I am interested in Committee Membership Value is not selected

I am interested in using my VOICE by: (Select all that apply) Values are not selected

Other

Background Check

All volunteers are required to successfully complete a criminal background check prior to volunteering with the Guilford County Family Justice Center. Please answer the following questions.

Legal First, Middle, and Last Name

Date of Birth

Race/Ethnicity

Do you have a driver's license? Value is not selected

Driver's License Number

US State (or country) in which you were born

Please list any other states (or countries) in which you have lived in the past 10 years.

Is there anything you would like to share with us before we run a background check?

Attachments

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Upload References

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Your Information

Academic Internship

Academic Program Contact Information

Youth Program Volunteer

References

Attachment (optional)

Background Check

Volunteer Court Navigator

VOICES Committee

Getting to Know You

Background Check

Attachments