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Carla Leveque, Commander
Western South Dakota
Juvenile Services Center (WSDJSC)
3505 South Highway 79
Rapid City, SD 57701
Phone: (605) 394-2639
Fax: (605) 394-5136
E-mail WSDJSC
A volunteer/citizen involvement program exists to help generate a variety of services for juveniles during confinement. Use of volunteers permits increased personal contact for the juveniles, broadens community resources for the facility, and increases public awareness regarding the mission, philosophy and activities of the WSDJSC. The WSDJSC encourages volunteers from all cultural and socioeconomic segments of the community it serves. Volunteers represent many civic organizations, educational institutions, churches, businesses, and individuals.
Professionals who volunteer their services must be currently certified or licensed in their area of expertise.
Program/interaction options are specific and have volunteer job descriptions. Each job description details the purpose, time commitment, qualifications, responsibilities, training and support required and/or provided.
Volunteer services are classified into four general categories:
Sample volunteer opportunities: Foster Friend, Religious Classes or Discussion Leader, Arts/Crafts Leader, Reading & Literature Discussion Leader, Chorus Instructor, Recreation or Physical Fitness Coach/Leader, Library Services Facilitator, Leisure Time Activities Leader, Teacher's Aid/Tutor, Community Services Projects Facilitator, Office Assistant, Special Events or Holidays Facilitator, and Other Ideas of Volunteers.
All volunteers must complete the following steps and be approved by WSDJSC Administration:
Suggestions from volunteers for improving the volunteer programs are encouraged, both during and following their experience at JSC. Volunteer services are closely monitored by WSDJSC Administration to assure quality interactions with detainees.
Volunteer services may be curtailed, postponed, and/or discontinued if they do not serve the best interests of the detainees and/or fail to meet the expectations of the WSDJSC.
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