• Data entry
• Database clean-up
• Grants management
• Assist with mailings
• Donor stewardship

• Room-to-room visits with residents
• Help decorate for holidays
• Assist residents with different activities
• Assist with Bingo
• Share a special skill with residents, such as art and music
• Host a special event, such as a senior prom
• Host a fundraiser
• Teach Religious Education
• Unique events, such as manicures, hairdressing, trivia and other games
• Special events

• Host a fundraiser
• Host a collection drive
• Assist with a local holiday party
• Building maintenance
• Special events

• Special events

• Mardi Gras Gala

CCNH provides volunteer opportunities to individuals in need of completing court mandated community service hours on a case-by-case basis. CCNH reserve the right to deny any court-ordered individual the opportunity to volunteer with our organization based on nature, type and/or specifics of their offense. However, it is also the policy of this organization to provide equal opportunity without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual preference, age or disability.

CCNH Court Ordered Volunteer Form

To be considered, Volunteers must provide written documentation from the court, probation officer and/or their attorney stating the number of hours required and the date service hours must be completed by. Individuals who do not provide the required paperwork will not be accepted.

CCNH will not accept a volunteer with certain serious offenses including but not limited to:

1. Violent Offenses
• Armed Robbery
• Assault and/or Battery
• Aggravated Assault
• Arson
• Kidnapping
• Robbery
• Statutory/Sexual Offense
2. Burglary or Theft
3. Drug Sales

It is not the responsibility of CCNH to accommodate court-mandated volunteers who wait until the last minute to complete their service hours. No special accommodations will be made.

Just because an individual provides the required paperwork does not guarantee acceptance as a volunteer. There are specific hours and services available and are given on a first come first served basis.

Additionally, if after a reasonable amount of time served it is determined that the volunteer is not fulfilling his/her obligation, CCNH reserves the right to release them from their commitment.

1. Applicants must submit the following documentation via fax, mail, email or in person before your Interview. Paperwork from probation officer, court, or attorney stating individuals name, specific offense(s) committed, number of hours required, time frame in order to fulfill court ordered hours, and the name and contact information of the probation office or attorney.
2. Complete the CCNH Court Ordered Volunteer Form.
3. Attend an interview.
4. Once hours are complete, a timesheet must be provided to the program coordinator who will then provide a validation letter within 2 weeks. It will be written on official letterhead stating how many hours were completed and in what capacity.

Failure to disclose any information will result in immediate termination of the Volunteer contract.