Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region located in Cherry Hill, is a social service program for children in Burlington County,  who have shown a need for positive development through the help of qualified, interested adults to improve relationships and performance at home, school, and in the community. BB/BS needs volunteers, including seniors, to serve as adult role models, friends, and mentors. Volunteers are also needed in the office, to assist with educational activities, and/or special events. For information on the application procedure, call 856-616-2340. www.bbbssepa.org 

Acenda Integrated Health is looking for college-age and adult volunteers to become mentors for Camden, Gloucester County foster care youth, ages 14-21, at-risk of dropping out of school. All the youth have experienced some form of abuse or neglect, lack reliable transportation, and supportive family relationships. They are in need of a positive role model and support. Please contact Mentor Coordinator, for more information or to express interest at 844-422-3632.

Volunteers need/wanted to represent the 23rd Reg. NJ Vol. Inf. The 23rd Reg. was a 9 mouth vol, reg. Date Mustered on Sept. 13th Mustered out June 27th, 1863.

Through Living History, to foster awareness and appreciation of the men and boys
from Burlington County who answered their country's call and formed the NJ 23rd
Volunteer Infantry Regiment, joining the famous First NJ Brigade in the struggle to
preserve the Union.

Needed and wanted 
Vols. to join our group.
Male and female, and children can also join our growing family of friends. To take part in parades and local events in NJ or whatever comes our way.

Our Mission to spread the word of the 23rd Reg.and the men that took pride in calling them self's " YAHOOS " for the rest of live

For more information and to volunteer Message us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pg/Jersey-Yahoos-Burlington-Countys-Own-23rd-Vol-Inf-Reg-302633356529763/about/?ref=page_internal

Or email Edwin Kaewell elkaewell@hotmail.com

The Burlington Vicinage is seeking adult and youth volunteers for two Superior Court programs.

Adult and youth volunteers are needed as Juvenile Conference Committee (JCC) board members, court-appointed citizens who hear and decide matters involving alleged juvenile offenders. They make recommendations to a family court judge for a resolution that would aid in the juvenile's rehabilitation.

Youth volunteers could be eligible for community service credit hours based upon approval from their high school.

Adults are needed as courthouse information specialists to greet and direct litigants, attorneys and visitors to their destinations. They also answer questions and provide assistance in person or by phone.

Prospective adult volunteers for both programs must undergo a screening process, which includes a written application, interview, fingerprinting and a criminal background check. Mandatory training provided by the Burlington Vicinage must be completed prior to volunteer service.
Prospective youth volunteers, who must be between the ages of 14 and 17, are subject to a juvenile record check. Parental consent is required for all youth volunteers. Mandatory training provided by the Burlington Vicinage must be completed prior to volunteer service.
For additional information about the programs and the application process, contact Lawrence Bethea at lawrence.bethea@njcourts.gov.