MENTOR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
- Submit a Volunteer Application
- Pass a criminal background check
- Attend training provided by JRA
MENTOR PROGRAM COMMITMENT:
JRA asks mentors to:
- Make a commitment to mentor a youth for 12 months
- Communicate weekly and meet in person at least once monthly with matched youth
- Attend mentor program seminars, training, and other events as scheduled
For additional Information:
If you are interested in becoming a mentor for a young person under JRA supervision and would like to learn more about how you can participate in our program, please contact the following people:
Arturo Caballero
(509) 363-5039
JRA Region 1
Mission Statement
MISSION
Our mission is to protect the public, hold juvenile offenders accountable for their crimes, and reduce criminal behavior through a continuum of preventive, rehabilitative, and transition programs in residential and community settings.
VISION
We will contribute to the quality of life in Washington State through the use of our leadership, resources, and the commitment of our staff to strengthen communities and services to juvenile offenders
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
- Community Protection
We believe protection and safety for victims, communities, staff, and juvenile offenders in our care are of principal importance.
- Youth Accountability
We require accountability of juvenile offenders demonstrated by an awareness of the impact of their crimes on victims and by their compensation to victims and communities.
- Youth Competency Development
We believe our interventions can help juvenile offenders change through developing competence in skills that result in socially responsible behavior.
- Staff Development and Participation
We value employees and the critical role they play in implementing our mission. We support diversity, training, career development, promotion, safety, and job satisfaction.
Program Accountability
We believe in program and staff accountability measured by compliance with accreditation standards and evaluation of organizational goal achievement, efficiency, and effectiveness.
Collaboration with Stakeholders
We value collaboration with stakeholders, communities, and families in policy development, planning, and service delivery.
The Details
- Address 1626 W. Boone Ave.Spokane, WA 99201
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Contact
- arturo caballero
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Phone
- 1-877-601-2830
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Fax
- (509) 363-4993
- Website
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Interest Area
- Children & Youth, Justice & Legal
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