What are the responsibilities and job description for the VETERAN'S TREATMENT COURT MENTOR (VOLUNTEER) position at City of Bullhead City?
Mentors provide support, encouragement and assistance to Justice involved Veterans by attending court hearings with assigned mentee, attending support meetings and maintaining confidentiality. The Vision of the Mentoring Program is that "No Veteran is left behind." We are committed to achieving a bond between the Veteran and their Mentor based around values that are shared and the sacrifices that have been made.
REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER MENTOR:
This is a non-benefited, non-paid Volunteer position with the City of Bullhead City. All Volunteers are subject to complete a successful and thorough background check that includes a drug screen.
REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER MENTOR:
- Applicant(s) must be a veteran, and able to pass background check and drug screening.
- Once accepted into the program, participants must attend three (3) Veterans Treatment Court Hearings, complete Mentor Training and oral Oath before VTC Judge and sign a letter of commitment.
- Individuals must possess the ability to effectively work with Justice Involved Veterans, Court Staff, fellow Veterans Treatment Court mentors and community agencies. Must provide excellent customer service to internal and external customers and assist in identifying issues and providing resources.
- Bilingual skills in English and Spanish are not mandatory but are desirable.
- Volunteers will be trained by the Mentor Coordinator and on the job. Applicants must provide a copy of their DD214.
- Valid State Driver's License preferred.
This is a non-benefited, non-paid Volunteer position with the City of Bullhead City. All Volunteers are subject to complete a successful and thorough background check that includes a drug screen.
