What is a Volunteer Site Coordinator?

A Site Coordinator is an adult (18 or older) that registers to receive a Super Safety Kit and pledges to reach a minimum of 5 youth mentors between the ages of 9-18. Using the materials in the Program Kit, site coordinators teach youth how to present the safety program in their communities, classrooms, churches, homes, scout troops, teams, etc.

Who Can be a Volunteer Site Coordinator?

• Site Coordinator Volunteers are concerned adult individuals, such as college students, working professionals, parents, scout leaders, retirees, etc. that range in age from 18 through 95.
• Site Coordinator Volunteers are people who want to make their communities safe from abuse, abduction, crime and violence -- and of course, acts of terrorism.
• We are seeking site coordinators nationwide who feel the patriotic call to keep America safe from the threat of crime, violence and terrorism.

Why be a Volunteer Site Coordinator?

• You will help answer President Bush's call to action and fulfill his request to raise volunteerism in our nation through mentoring.
• You'll help protect children by raising their level of awareness to keep them safe from crime and violence.
• You'll be mentoring youth through an innovative and creative program - the Good Knight Crime and Violence Prevention Leadership Program (the “Program”) - and help to shape our future leaders.
• You'll have fun getting to know your community and people in it.
• You'll qualify for a number of awards, including the prestigious President's Volunteer Service Award.