Superior Court of NJ-Union Vicinage

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Children & Youth
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2 Broad St.Administrative Specialist 4Elizabeth, NJ 07201 United States

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http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/volunteer/union.htm

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Supervised Visitation Program

Flexible Schedule | Elizabeth, NJ 07207

The Supervised Visitation Program was established by legislation to provide a forum for children and non-custodial parents to develop or re-establish ongoing familial relationships in a safe environment. The program affords the non-custodial parent the opportunity to spend time with his/her child(ren) in a neutral setting without interference from the custodial parent or other interested parties. The program provides children the opportunity to establish a normal, healthy relationship with the non-custodial parent. Specially trained volunteers and student interns oversee the visits to observe interaction between the child(ren) and parent/guardian and to maintain a safe environment. Each volunteer is assigned a case that runs once a week for 12 week periods. Visits are held usually on a Thursday evenings at the Union County Courthouse Annex or on Saturday Mornings at a community site.

Date Posted: 2024-10-15
Child Placement Review Board

Flexible Schedule | Elizabeth, NJ 07207

Child Placement Review (CPR) is a legislatively mandated judicial volunteer program in the Family Division. Boards are comprised of court-appointed citizen volunteers who monitor the cases of all children who are placed outside their homes by the Division of Youth and Family Services. Review Board members monitor the timeliness of case movement, examine case plans, and conduct in-person interviews of involved parties in order to provide judges with recommendations to assist in the critical decision-making process. (Boards are mandated to assess each case from the point of view of the best interest of the child.) The Board's recommendations embrace issues such as how the case is managed and how quickly the child achieves permanency. Review Board members are required to complete mandatory program-specific training.

Date Posted: 2024-10-15
Juvenile Conference Committee

Flexible Schedule | Elizabeth, NJ 07207

The Juvenile Conference Committees (JCCs) serve under the authority of the Family Division of Superior Court. A JCC is a six to nine member citizen volunteer panel appointed by the Family Division Judge. In a confidential setting, JCC panels hear and decide matters involving alleged juvenile offenders. The juvenile, parent(s) and or guardian(s) and complainant are invited to discuss the offense and related matters with the Committee. The JCC considers the facts, and makes recommendations to the judge for a resolution that would aid in the juvenile's rehabilitation. The program is designed to divert juveniles charged with first or second degree minor offenses to their local JCC, which acts as a community-based arm of the Family Court. Charges that may be heard by the JCC include, but are not limited to: shoplifting, simple assault, attempted theft or theft, criminal mischief, criminal trespass, receiving stolen property and disorderly persons offenses. Program volunteers are required to complete mandatory program-specific training. Volunteers must live in the town in which they serve. High School Students are also sought for this program. We will be placing 1 high school student per town on each committee.

Date Posted: 2024-10-15
Guardianship Monitoring Program

Flexible Schedule | Elizabeth, NJ 07201

Guardianship Monitoring Program Volunteers are appointed and trained to assist the courts to examine documents contained in guardianship files and enter information about the guardianships into the Guardianship Monitoring System (GMS). Volunteers also help obtain current information about incapacitated person and their guardians and update GMS Records

Date Posted: 2024-10-15

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Make a difference in your community by donating your time for important work.

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The courts are actively recruiting volunteers for various programs involving juvenile offenders, children and families in crisis, and courthouse operations. Opportunities are available throughout Union County, NJ. Comprehensive training is provided. Bilingual applicants are especially encouraged to apply.

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