SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — A program that trains, recruits and oversees volunteers that work with children is in need of advocates.
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The advocates help abused, neglected, and dependent children in the juvenile system find a safe, permanent home. They work with an attorney to form a plan for children in need. Last year, with community help, the program advocated for more than 400 children, according to a press release.
Guardian ad Litem Program in New Hanover and Pender counties — a division of the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts — is accepting applications from interested community partners.
The New Hanover and Pender County GAL Program is part of the North Carolina Guardian ad Litem Program, a division of the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts, which recruits, trains, and supervises volunteer advocates in every county across the state.
The North Carolina Guardian ad Litem Program thrives on volunteerism; interested parties can contact 910-343-5360 or learn more here.
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