The Cobb County Juvenile Court's Judicial Citizen Panel Review Program is a dynamic, volunteer supported program, that is tasked with reviewing foster care cases. If you have a desire to extend a helping hand to Cobb County's desperate, maltreated children, can think analytically and enjoy working with a cohort of other volunteers, then you may be an ideal candidate. Back to top Cobb County Juvenile Court Youth Diversion Program Youth Diversion is a program for first offenders that have committed minor offenses. After being screened by the coordinator, these juveniles are given the opportunity to appear before a panel of community volunteers instead of a judge to receive consequences for their actions. Youth Diversion is always interested in having new volunteers come into the program to serve as panel members.
Training is provided and required.
Over 100,000 meals are served each year at our Cobb Senior Nutrition Centers and for the home delivered program, Meals on Wheels. 375 volunteers make up the total meals on wheels delivery team. An applicant for home delivered meals must be assessed by a Senior Service caseworker to determine need. They must be 60 or older, homebound by reason of illness or incapacitating disability. The meals, which must meet FDA requirements, are prepared by one vendor under contract with Cobb County.