Washington County Community Corrections has many opportunities for volunteer service and educational internships. Volunteers and interns serve our 3 divisions: Parole & Probation, Counseling & Victims' Services (CVS), and the Community Corrections Center.
Parole & Probation Volunteering & Internships
Are you interested in working in Parole and Probation?
Those in criminal justice, social work, and other related college programs may complete internships with Community Corrections. Interns/volunteers must be within one year of completing an associates or bachelor's degree or have already earned an associates, bachelor's degree or higher.
If you are interested in a criminal justice internship, please e-mail P&P Services Manager Karen LeDoux a cover letter expressing what you would like to do for the department and he will respond to you with next steps.
Counseling & Victims' Services (CVS) Counseling Internships
If you are a graduate student in a masters or doctoral level counseling program, please consider fulfilling your practicum and/or internship requirements through our CVS program. CVS counselors provide community counseling to crime victims, the larger community, and to justice-involved individuals (JIIs) under community supervision. Our clinic is a hands-on classroom where student counselors are well-supported, encouraged, and inspired to grow and develop the art of therapy. Clinical focus areas include general community counseling, PTSD/trauma, forensic behavior change, family systems, career, and relationships.
E-mail CVS supervisor Ken Rolfe if you are interested in applying with the Counseling & Victims' Services Program.
Community Corrections Center Volunteering & Internships
The minimum security residential Community Corrections Center (CCC) is a great place to learn about residential corrections programs and to fulfill internship requirements for criminal justice, social work, and other related college programs. Interns/volunteers must be within one year of obtaining an associates or bachelor's degree or have already earned an associates, bachelor's degree or higher.
Please e-mail CCC Manager Kaylynn Berrios a cover letter expressing what you would like to do for the CCC division and he will respond to you with next steps.