Volunteers with many skill sets are needed to help participants in Goodwill Corrections programs develop the skills needed to successfully reintegrate into society. Volunteers can be from all backgrounds. Following is a non-exhaustive listing of types of persons who could be beneficial in this process:

Types of Volunteer Needed	Examples of Skills Taught
Accountants, bankers	Budgeting/money management instruction
Drug or alcohol counselors	Avoidance of substance abuse/dependence
College students majoring in psychology who desires practical experience	Mental health
Counselors or community program volunteers specializing in strengthening marriage and families	Ability to develop and maintain healthy relationships
Retired teachers or persons who serve as tutors	Improved reading skills
Employers, employment counselors	How to find and keep jobs
Persons skilled in crafts	Meaningful recreational activities and hobbies
Ministers, Rabbis, spiritual advisors, seminary students and Imams	Religious/spiritual values formation, character development

Contact: Goodwill Corrections Department Manager, (727) 523-1423