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Volunteers are at the core of our efforts to promote transparency, accountability, and safety in family courts. Whether you're directly involved in observing court proceedings, helping with scheduling, managing data, or welcoming new members, your contribution makes a lasting difference in the lives of families and children.
Volunteers are at the core of our efforts to promote transparency, accountability, and safety in family courts. Whether you're directly involved in observing court proceedings, helping with scheduling, managing data, or welcoming new members, your contribution makes a lasting difference in the lives of families and children.
Why Volunteer With Us?
Why Volunteer With Us?
Play a crucial role in ensuring justice and safety for children and families
Be part of a supportive, passionate community of volunteers
Gain experience in nonprofit work, advocacy, and community outreach
If you're ready to make a difference, we’d love to have you on our team! Apply today through our volunteer portal or reach out for more information about specific roles.
Court Watchers
Court Watchers
Court watchers are our eyes and ears in the courtroom, attending hearings to provide support to families and observe the fairness of proceedings. Their role is crucial in ensuring that child safety remains a priority in family court cases. Volunteers document key observations, offering a visible presence that can make a difference for those navigating difficult legal situations.
Scheduler
Scheduler
The Court Watch Scheduler plays a vital role in organizing our volunteers, ensuring we have court watchers assigned to hearings when and where they are needed most. This position is perfect for someone with strong organizational skills and a passion for ensuring that our Court Watch Program runs smoothly.
Data Manager
Data Manager
Our Data Manager plays a key role in tracking and analyzing the information collected during court watches. This position is perfect for someone with a knack for data management and a desire to make a tangible impact in family court reform efforts. The role involves organizing data, preparing reports, and helping identify patterns that can influence our advocacy work.
New Member Greeter
New Member Greeter
As our organization continues to grow, the New Member Greeter is a vital position that ensures all new volunteers feel welcomed and supported. This volunteer serves as the first point of contact for newcomers, helping them navigate the onboarding process, answer questions, and introduce them to our community.
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
Attend assigned court hearings (virtual or in-person)
Observe proceedings and complete court watch forms
Report back on key observations to our team
Coordinate the scheduling of court watchers for hearings across various jurisdictions
Communicate with volunteers to confirm availability and assignments
Maintain an up-to-date schedule and make adjustments as necessary
Organize and manage court watch data collected by volunteers
Input data into spreadsheets or databases for analysis
Assist in preparing reports and identifying trends for advocacy purposes
Welcome new members and introduce them to the organization’s programs and services
Provide a warm and informative orientation, explaining volunteer roles and expectations
Answer questions and guide new members in completing necessary training and onboarding tasks
Ideal For:
Ideal For:
Individuals passionate about justice and child safety. No legal experience is necessary—training and resources are provided to ensure volunteers feel prepared.
Organized individuals who enjoy coordinating activities and managing schedules. Strong communication skills are a must, and a detail-oriented mindset is essential for this role.
Individuals with strong analytical and organizational skills. Experience with spreadsheets and data management is preferred but not required, as training can be provided.
Friendly, outgoing individuals who enjoy connecting with others and creating a positive first impression. Excellent communication skills and a welcoming attitude are essential for this role.
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