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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the TDCJ Volunteer Application in our platform.
- Begin by filling out your personal information. Enter your name, primary and secondary phone numbers, and emergency contact details in the designated fields.
- Provide your mailing address, email address, Social Security Number, driver's license or state ID number, date of birth, place of birth, sex, race, and any foreign languages spoken.
- Indicate your current employer and title. If you have previously worked for TDCJ, provide the relevant details about your employment.
- Answer questions regarding your relationship with TDCJ offenders or victims. Be sure to include names and IDs where applicable.
- Select the program areas you are interested in serving and specify any units of interest.
- Complete the criminal history section honestly. Include all required information about past convictions or charges.
- Review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the application at the bottom.
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How do I contact the Texas Department of Criminal Justice?
TDCJ Division/Department Administrative Review Risk Management. Phone: (936) 437-3400. Board of Pardons Paroles. Phone: (512) 406-5452. Chaplaincy. Two Financial Plaza, Suite 472. Correctional Institutions Division. Phone: (936) 437-2173. Facilities Division. Phone: (936) 437-7200. Governmental Affairs. Phone: (512) 463-8195.
What is the minimum age for volunteer work?
If youre under 18, you may need parental consent to volunteer. Many organizations require this as a way to ensure safety and accountability for minor volunteers. Parents are often asked to sign a consent form or, in some cases, be present on-site during volunteer activities.
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