VETERANS MENTOR PROGRAM

Mentor Mantra
"We will support the veteran through their readjustment to civilian life, assist the veteran to navigate through the court system, treatment, and VA systems, and act as a mentor, advocate and ally."
Participants
Note to Participants:
As a participant of the Veterans Treatment Court you are expected to follow through with treatment, volunteer service, self-helps or whatever obligations set for you by the court. You are not however, expected to do it alone. The VTC Team & Mentors are here to serve you. That doesn't mean we are going to do all the work. It means that we will do everything within our power to help you get the help you need to better your life, and in turn better the lives of those around you. Your struggles are not lost on us. Even after completion of the program you are more than welcome to join the weekly group sessions. We are proud of you for taking initiative by joining the Veterans Treatment Court. Good luck!


-Best Regards
The VTC Team
Welcome!
Court Schedule
VTC is open to the public. We always welcome guests to our court sessions. Court is held every Tuesday in the DIV I courtroom. Court begins at 1:45 pm. ​

VTC Group:
Tues @ 12:00pm - DIV I Courtroom

​*Download VTC documents here by selecting the document title*
The Mentor Handbook serves as a guide to each volunteer. It sets the boundaries and expectations for Veteran Mentors. 
Applications should be submitted to the mentor coordinator, Mary Ross or a member of the VTC Team. After the application has been reviewed and accepted, the applicant will be invited to sit with the mentors during court. There will be a trial period where the applicant will shadow another mentor as they meet with their participant(s).​
This pamphlet gives a snap shot of our Veteran Mentor Program. Share this document to help spread the word to potential volunteers! 
Why Volunteer with VTC?​
"Veterans across the nation are volunteering in Veterans Treatment Court and coming to the aid of their fellow veterans who are struggling with substance abuse and/or mental health conditions. In this gripping documentary short, Justice For Vets brings you face to face with the volunteer veterans of the Orange County Veterans Treatment Court. Learn how they are once again serving their nation and witness the transformation brought about by a community that won't give up on its veterans."

To learn more about Veterans Treatment Court visit www.JusticeForVets.org
For more information on the Veteran Mentor Program with the Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court, please contact our Mentor Coordinator, Mary Ross at (931) 624-0772. To get a glimpse of what mentors do, visit court every Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. in the DIV I courtroom, Montgomery County Courthouse.
Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court
2 Millennium Plaza, Suite 240
Clarksville, TN 37040

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