NCHS reserves the right to refuse a court-ordered community service volunteer for any reason.
Court-ordered community service volunteers
From nchsrescue.org/court-ordered-community-service ↗To be considered, applicants must: Complete a Volunteer Application; Be 18 years or older; Provide court documents explaining convictions, including name and number of probation officer or court appointed contact person; Indicate number of community service hours required; Indicate availability; Be able to follow directions under staff supervision; Be able to perform a variety of activities, including physical labor; Sign the Volunteer Waiver Agreement.
Individuals convicted of a felony are not eligible to perform community service at NCHS, including: Animal-related offenses of any nature; Sexual offenses of any nature; Child or adult abuse offenses; Theft/burglary/robbery; Violent offenses (assault, battery); Any charge related to trafficking or distribution of drugs; Forgery; Fraud.
To be considered, applicants must: Complete a Volunteer Application; Be 18 years or older; Provide court documents explaining convictions, including name and number of probation officer or court appointed contact person; Indicate number of community service hours required; Indicate availability; Be able to follow directions under staff supervision; Be able to perform a variety of activities, including physical labor; Sign the Volunteer Waiver Agreement
Individuals convicted of a felony are not eligible to perform community service at NCHS, including: Animal-related offenses of any nature; Sexual offenses of any nature; Child or adult abuse offenses; Theft/burglary/robbery; Violent offenses (assault, battery); Any charge related to trafficking or distribution of drugs; Forgery; Fraud.