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When a community heals together, it grows stronger together — and volunteers are the catalyst.
At FCRJ, volunteers help bring restorative justice to life, supporting youth, families, and schools in building relationships rooted in empathy, accountability, and connection. FCRJ volunteers play essential roles in strengthening and healing our communities, and when you give your time, you help create spaces where youth feel supported, valued, and empowered to grow.
Volunteer opportunities include:
Restorative justice conferences
Restorative Practices Training
Positive Youth Development activities
Mentoring
Community outreach and education
Social media and marketing
Fundraising and event planning/hosting
Research and grant writing
As an FCRJ volunteer, you’ll receive ongoing training, quarterly networking opportunities, and eligibility for in-kind tax receipts for your donated time and services. You won’t just volunteer — you’ll be part of a movement that changes lives.
We want to hear from you.
What skills, talents, interests, and lived experiences do you bring to the table?
Full Circle Restorative Justice (FCRJ) works to repair, rebuild, and strengthen communities in
Central Colorado through restorative practices. Based in Salida, FCRJ serves the 11th Judicial
District of Colorado—home to more than 92,000 people across Chaffee, Park, Fremont, and
Custer counties. The organization uses values-driven approaches to resolve conflict and repair
harm in courts, schools, organizations, and communities.
Vision:
FCRJ envisions safe communities where people act with compassion, respect, openness,
and responsibility toward one another.
Mission:
The mission of FCRJ is to repair, rebuild, and strengthen communities through
restorative practices that build hope and connection.
FCRJ Tagline:
Strengthening and restoring our community – one connection at a time.
Values:
relationship - respect - responsibility - repair - reintegration - healing
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What to Expect:
FCRJ is currently seeking new board members to serve a three-year term. Board members are
asked to:
We especially welcome applicants with backgrounds in law, finance, education, administration,
or other areas of community expertise.
If you feel called to help shape the future of restorative justice in our communities, we invite you to take the next step.
Your leadership, your voice, and your lived experience can make a transformational impact on the lives of young people and families across the Central Peaks region.
Apply today to join the FCRJ Board of Directors and be part of a movement committed to healing, connection, and meaningful change.