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The Department of Volunteer Services Philosophy is to develop and increase volunteer opportunities which enrich our young offenders. The program is established to encourage a lifetime of volunteer commitment to service. 
The DJJ Volunteer Services Program Mission is to recruit, retain, and promote volunteers who are dedicated to providing an array of services to DJJ youth. The volunteers will help motivate and empower our youth to become productive and law abiding citizens in their communities. 
Life's most persistent and urgent question is 'What are you doing for others?' 
Martin Luther King, Jr. 
 
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Need More Information? 
Contact the Oflice of Victim and Volunteer Services 
'aO'a-508-6500 (Main Phone) 1-866-922-6360 ("lbll rree) victimservices@djj.state.ga.us 
DJJ.GEORGIA.GOV 
 
 The Department of Juvenile Justice has opportunities for volunteers located throughout Georgia to provide services to young offenders detained in facilities or committed to supervision in the community. 
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: 
 Tutoring  Chaplaincy and Religious Services  Mentoring  Recreation Activities  Art and Cultural Activities  Interpreters  Advisory Boards  Animal Services 
 
The Department of Juvenile Justice is looking for interns 
who want valuable experience, professional connections, and unique opportunities working with young offenders. Most DJJ internships require interns to work during regular office hours scheduled 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (and may 
have weekend hours available depending on the volunteer project). All DJJ internships offer academic 
credit without compensation. 
AVAILABLE INTERNSHIPS: 
 Counseling  Criminal Justice  Food Service  Medical  Mental Health  Physical Education  Others 
 
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To be considered for service, you must meet the 
following criteria: 
 Be 18 years of age or older 
 Pass a Background Check and Fi ngerpri nti ng 
 Complete a Volunteer/Intern Application 
 Complete Volunteer Orientation and Training 
More information is provided at 
djj .georgia.gov