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Enhancing Volunteer Engagement : Identifying Gaps and Strategies for Increasing Utilization and Impact at the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice
Foster, Andrea South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
Foster, Andrea
South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
Abstract
Although DJJ has an established volunteer program and an array of possible volunteer opportunities, DJJ lacks effective strategies and measurable goals for increasing volunteer utilization. The agency needs to identify existing gaps and explore methods to enhance volunteer utilization and the impact over time. Strengthening this relationship through targeted strategies will yield tangible benefits for DJJ, its volunteers, and the youth it seeks to rehabilitate.
Issue Date
2025-01
Keywords
South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice, Volunteer workers in law enforcement--South Carolina, Volunteer workers in social service--South Carolina, Volunteer workers in rehabilitation--South Carolina
Type
Document
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