Another dimension of the CCSS Volunteer Program is the utilization of community volunteers as peer mediators. The Neighborhood Justice Center helps residents of Clark County resolve conflicts at no cost through a comprehensive information and referral program, and mediation services provided by professionally trained volunteers. The Annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon is held in April. Volunteers are individually recognized and given a thank-you gift for their continued service and dedication to our volunteer program. Donated clothing and personal items are distributed, and volunteers wash and style hair, provide manicures and makeovers.
Volunteers provide activities for children and lunch is served to all who attend the event.
CCSS employees and volunteers provide donations of clothing and personal items which help to make this event successful. Every year an at-risk elementary school is selected to receive backpacks filled with school supplies for all students enrolled. The fair is a festive event with free refreshments, games and prizes, immunizations, and a variety of information and referral materials for parents.