Corrections

Volunteer Training for Kendall County Jail AA Meetings

Greetings,
We are offering our required training for additional volunteer/support personnel.
The next training options are:
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This training will be held in the jail so please remember that we do not allow cell phones, weapons, tobacco of any kind, etc… inside the jail.
Thank you,
Van Thompson #170

Deputy Commander

Kendall county sheriff’s Office
630.553.7500 ext. 1103
cthompson@kendallcountyil.gov
You can fill out download and email the application below to apply.
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Volunteer for Kane County Jail AA Meetings

Thank you for your interest in Corrections Service Work.
The following information is for Female Volunteers.

Kane County Sheriff’s Office Adult Justice Center (KCAJC)
Contact Person: Bill Woods, Detainee Programs Coordinator
37W755 IL Route 38 Suite A
St. Charles, IL 60175
630-762-2726
Woodsbill@Kanecountyil.gov

Facility Overview; Kane County Adult Justice Center (KCAJC) opened August 30, 2008
Maximum Capacity: 640 Detainees in Ten (10) Housing Units
Nine (9) Housing units for Male Detainees (576); One Housing Unit for Female Detainees (64)

FYI: All Kendall County Sheriff’s Female Detainees are placed in the Kane County Adult Justice
Center. The AA Volunteer Program has been in place for 25 years in Kane County.

KCAJC Detainee Programs Service Provider Application and Background Check
Form and KCAJC New Volunteer Orientation are Required and Arranged
through Bill Woods, Detainee Programs Coordinator.

Please contact Mary McDonald, District 62 Corrections Chairperson at
630-677-9491 if further questions. For Female Volunteers Only.

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What is the Pink Can?
What's It For?

No doubt at some time or another you've been in a meeting and heard about the "PINK CAN" . I know I've heard it announced and sometimes found that it was not very well explained.
The donations made to the Pink Can were never meant to replace your normal AA contributions to the basket for "The 7th Tradition", but were meant to be in addition if you had the ability to donate extra and felt it was a good cause.
The idea behind the Pink Can is to collect extra money that is used specifically to purchase literature to distribute in prisons, jails,probation offices, and other institutions that fall in the category of "corrections". The money is never used for anything other than corrections.
District 62 collects the pink can donations from all our meetings and holds it in a bank account seperate from the rest of our accounts. It is only used for literature to fill the requests made by the Corrections or Treatment Committee.