Volunteering with RJP Maine
RJP Maine volunteers usually give their time in their local county or neighboring ones, both in person and over Zoom.
Our volunteers have options. Some choose to volunteer in our more long-standing roles, such as mentoring juvenile participants in our harm repair program or co-facilitating circles. Others participate in new pilot programs, such as The Open Table.
RJP Maine volunteers usually give their time in their local county or neighboring ones, both in person and over Zoom.
Our volunteers have options. Some choose to volunteer in our more long-standing roles, such as mentoring juvenile participants in our harm repair program or co-facilitating circles. Others participate in new pilot programs, such as The Open Table.
Our Foundations In Restorative Practices training
is the route to begin volunteering.
After completing Foundations,
you can commit to volunteering for one year,
with flexible options available across our four Midcoast counties.
Want to find out more about upcoming
fall 2022 volunteering and training options?
Click here:
You can also reach out to the local county managers to learn more about RJP Maine's work in your local county. We're happy to hear from you!
Waldo County: Hanlon Kelley hanlon@rjpmidcoast.org
Knox County: Erica Buswell erica@rjpmidcoast.org
Lincoln County: Drew Himmelstein drew@rjpmidcoast.org
Sagadahoc County: Tom Blatz tom@rjpmidcoast.org
Knox County: Erica Buswell erica@rjpmidcoast.org
Lincoln County: Drew Himmelstein drew@rjpmidcoast.org
Sagadahoc County: Tom Blatz tom@rjpmidcoast.org