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JaxCorps
What is JaxCorps?
JaxCorps is the City of Jacksonville's citizen volunteer program directed by the Office of Volunteer Services. It is a partnership between citizens and city government. JaxCorps provides the citizens of Jacksonville with opportunities to be exposed to all aspects of city government. Citizen volunteers work side-by-side with City employees. They enhance services that may not otherwise be provided.  

The City of Jacksonville offers diverse volunteer opportunities with flexible schedules including weekends. Volunteers play key roles by providing service to the community, assisting with special events, and in daily operations. His provides an opportunity for citizens to become active participants in their local government.

Who can volunteer?
The City of Jacksonville welcomes all citizens with a desire to make a difference in their community. This includes retirees, homemakers, high school and college students, and families. With weekend and evening volunteer opportunities, even citizens with busy schedules can find a way to make a difference.  

How to join JaxCorps  
The Office of Volunteer Services (OVS) will assist you in identifying a volunteer position that matches your interests, skills and availability. You will be asked to fill out a volunteer application, and an initial interview will be set up with the OVS. Volunteer Orientation is held to ensure that all new volunteers are informed of City policies and advised of their benefits as a JaxCorps volunteer.   Once you are matched with a position, you will be scheduled for an interview with the department to discuss details specific to the assignment. It will also give you and the supervisor a chance to determine if the position is right for you.  

Applications are available at City Hall, City Hall at Regency mall, and at your local library. If you wish, you may fill out this Online Application.

Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.
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