The Governor's One on One program provides technical assistance, training, monitoring and funding for local program coordinators who recruit, screen and match adult volunteers who agree to spend at least two hours per week or eight hours a month for one year in a one to one relationship with a troubled young person.

Program History
In February 1982, Governor Hunt created the Governor's One on One Program through an Executive Order. The first funding was in July 1982, and twelve programs were started by June of 1983. Over the next two years 22 additional programs were started. In 1998, a federally funded grant supporting 15 Americorps Fellows to promote volunteerism was added to the program.

Program Organization
Programs may operate either as:

• A component of an existing state or county agency, or
• A component of a private non-profit organization, or
• A newly chartered private non-profit organization.

Each program must maintain a local Advisory Board or, in the case of a newly chartered corporation, a Board of Directors. State funds may be used to off-set the personnel expenses of the program Coordinator and support staff with all other operating funds being raised locally by the program.

2008-2009 Request for Proposal 08-09 Volunteer Program Request for Proposal Policy DJJDP Governor's One-on-One Overarching Policies Governor's One-on-One Program Standards and Operational Requirements Monitoring Tool Equipment Inventory Form 006 Grantee Information   Grantee Required Reporting Contract Required Reporting 2008-2009 Monthly Activities Report Form 008 CTF Batch Control Report Reimbursement Request Invoice Form 003 2007-2008 Statistical Summary Report       Grantee Programmatic Documentation: Youth/Mentee Forms Process for Youth Youth Referral Pledge Agreement Re-Match Agreement Parent Permission/Medical Release Release of Information/Confidentiality Press Release Client Tracking Data Sheet       Grantee Programmatic Documentation: Youth/Mentor Forms Process for Applicant Volunteer Application Reference Letter Criminal Background Consent Interview Checklist Summary Volunteer Log of Monthly Contact Hours Mentoring Resources Mentoring Resources

Contact Information

Mailing Address: Governor's One-on-One Volunteer Program NC Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention 1805 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1801 Telephone: 919-733-3388 Fax: 919-715-1206 State Staff: Kristin O’Connor Community Grants Program Manager Kristin.oconnor@ncmail.net (919) 789-5580 ext. 234 Venecia Malloy Governor's One-on-One Volunteer Program Coordinator Venecia.Malloy@ncmail.net 919-789-5580 ext. 253 Beverly Clark Governor's One-on-One Volunteer Program Assistant Beverly.Clark@ncmail.net 919-789-5580 ext. 267     Governor's One-on-One Service Provider Map       Thank you for your interest in the Governor's One-on-One mentoring initiative.  Governor's One-on-One Volunteer Program Providers continuously engage in volunteer recruitment efforts seeking qualified individuals willing to devote a minimum of eight hours a month to a deserving youth.   If you would like additional information regarding volunteer opportunities currently available, please access the Governor's One-on-One Volunteer Program Directory below to locate a service provider in your county. Governor's One-on-One Program Directory