Veterans Treatment Court
The mission of the 5th Judicial District Veterans Treatment Court Peer Mentoring program is for veterans to serve as mentors to fellow veterans who have entered the court system for various unlawful reasons. These peer mentors serve as a trusted individual the veteran participant can relate to and to confide in to help support the veteran participant through their readjustment to a productive civilian life. The peer mentor will act as a mentor, advocate, and ally thereby restoring their sense of camaraderie and promoting successful completion of their program.
Volunteering to be a peer mentor not only helps veterans involved in the program, it also provides the veteran mentor a critical role in the community and a sense of fulfillment that can only be achieved when one veteran saves the life of another. There is no bond as strong as the one that exists between those who have fought for their country.
Israel Enriquez
District Veterans Treatment Court Coordinator; Treatment Court District Manager, Fifth Judicial District
260 4th Ave. N., Ste #B
P.O. Box 126
Twin Falls, ID 83303-0126
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (208) 736-4122
Fax: (208) 735-4360
Veterans Treatment Court Schedule
- Twin Falls
Staffing: Tues. at 3:45 pm (1st Tues), 4:00 pm (2nd-5th Tues)
Court: Tues. at 4:30 pm
Veterans Treatment Court Location
- Twin Falls
Twin Falls Court Facility
427 Shoshone St. N.
Twin Falls, ID 83301
Veterans Treatment Court is held every Tuesday at 4:30 pm. Open to the Public.
When did Veterans Treatment Court program start?
Twin Falls: October 2015
Program Participant Documents
Veterans Treatment Court Volunteer Mentor Program
The mission of the 5th Judicial District Veterans Treatment Court Peer Mentoring program is for veterans to serve as mentors to fellow veterans who have entered the court system for various unlawful reasons. These peer mentors serve as a trusted individual the veteran participant can relate to and to confide in to help support the veteran participant through their readjustment to a productive civilian life. The peer mentor will act as a mentor, advocate, and ally thereby restoring their sense of camaraderie and promoting successful completion of their program.
Volunteering to be a peer mentor not only helps veterans involved in the program, it also provides the veteran mentor a critical role in the community and a sense of fulfillment that can only be achieved when one veteran saves the life of another. There is no bond as strong as the one that exists between those who have fought for their country.
Program Volunteer Documents
Tabitha Eaton
Court Mentor Coordinator
Email: [email protected]