Job responsibilities may include:
Assisting self-represented litigants by providing legal information and connecting them to available legal aid resources
Accompanying people without lawyers around the courthouse to help them complete the necessary steps to move forward with their legal matters
Encouraging the culture of AmeriCorps and community volunteerism through planning and participating in service projects and other AmeriCorps events
The position requires that the member:
Make a 300-hour commitment as an AmeriCorps member
Attend all training sessions and other events to learn the facts needed to give accurate information
Attend required National Days of Service and Member Recognition Day
Conscientiously gather and submit data needed for reports
Benefits:
After completion of 300-hour commitment, volunteer will receive an Education Award for tuition payment or student loan repayment in the amount of $1,230.69, which is transferrable to an eligible family member.
Great professional skills development, work experience, and professional references
How to apply:
Those interested in applying should submit a cover letter and resume to jkearns@iljusticecorps.org
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all available positions are filled
