"Neighbors Helping Neighbors!"
	NCC is the realization of a collaboration between LifeSteps, Williamson County Juvenile Services Williamson County Court Services, United Way of Williamson County, City of Round Rock, Round Rock ISD, Taylor ISD, and Georgetown ISD.
Home Page Frequently Asked Questions Volunteer Orientation Volunteer Application Criminal History-Background Disclosure Authorization For Release Of Records/Background Volunteer Disqualification Standards Contact Us	NCC is seeking volunteers to work with first time truancy offenders and their families. The goal of the program is to divert truant students from further involvement in the Juvenile Justice System. When a family is referred to NCC, then a panel of NCC volunteers meet with the student and the parents to establish the root of the truancy problem. Together the student, parents, and the NCC panel of volunteers develop a positive action plan for the student.  To volunteer, complete the Volunteer Application, Criminal History-Background Disclosure, and Authorization for Release of Records/Background forms and email them to mminer@wilco.org. See the Volunteer Disqualification Standards to see if you are an eligible volunteer. Training Set for New Volunteers Each new volunteer must complete 18 hours of training. All new volunteer training will be held in the training room at: Williamson County Juvenile Services 1821 S.E. Inner Loop Georgetown, TX 78626 For further information contact Michelle Miner at 512- 943-3216.  Each new volunteer must observe at least one NCC session to complete the new volunteer training. Each NCC session is 1 ½ hours and are held at one of the NCC Centers, Monday through Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Round Rock NCC Center is located at 210 Round Rock Ave. The office is across the street from Round Rock Donuts. More information will be provided at training. Call for Taylor and Georgetown Locations of service.