Court Referred Volunteer Center

Court Referred Volunteer Center (“CRVC”) program is a service enterprise provided by Assistance League® of Los Angeles. CRVC serves clients, community agencies, and courts with the services listed below.

  • CRVC Court Offices process registration and service assignments for individuals who have been assigned community service hours
  • The Hospital and Morgue Program (H.A.M.) is a three-part course designed to discourage recidivism by convicted DUI offenders
  • The CRVC agency relations team provides customer support to their partner agencies to successfully manage and process their court referred volunteers

The impact

Helping defendants make restitution to their communities

The Court Referred Volunteer Center (“CRVC”) program provides Courts, Probation Departments, and Judicial Authorities community service/community labor options as an alternative to fines and incarcerations for adults and youth who are convicted of infractions, misdemeanors or felonies.
CRVC enables defendants to complete their community service sentences by matching them to nonprofit and government agencies with program needs. CRVC allows defendants to make restitution to the communities they have wronged, provides nonprofit agencies with volunteer labor, and instills in clients civic responsibility and a better understanding of the consequences of violating the law.

Testimonials

It was such an amazing experience to be around so many community members and city leaders committed to make a difference in their community. I’m proud to say Assistance League of Los Angeles is part of such a great movement.

Frequently Asked Questions

About CRVC

The CRVC is a non-profit program that links court ordered clients to agencies to complete their community service/community labor requirements. This alternative sentencing approach allows defendants to contribute to the community.

All volunteers that register with the CRVC program have been sentenced to community service or community labor by local, state or federal judges or other community stakeholders that want third party verification of volunteer hours.

We have seven satellite offices located in court houses throughout Los Angeles County. See further down this page for more information.

Registering for Community Service/Community Labor/HAM Program

All registrations must be done in person at one of our seven offices located in court houses throughout Los Angeles County.

Bring your court order, a valid photo ID, and cash or credit card for applicable fees. Please note no checks will be accepted.

Fees are dependent on the number of hours/days a client is ordered by the Court to complete.

For more information on the Court Referred Volunteer Center please contact: [email protected]

Court Referred Volunteer Center

Court Referred Volunteer Center (CRVC) offices are open Monday thru Friday from 8:30am to 4pm.

 

To ensure service, please arrive by 3pm for registration.

Metropolitan Court
1945 South Hill Street
Second Floor, Window #9
Los Angeles, CA 90007
231-743-5541

Van Nuys Court
14400 Erwin Street Mall #103
Van Nuys, CA 91401
818-376-1071

Lancaster Court
42011 4th Street West #3590
Lancaster, CA 93534
661-257-1175

Criminal Court
210 W Temple Street 7th Fl #301
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213-620-1709

San Fernando Court
900 Third Street #1028
San Fernando, CA 91340
818-898-7126

Glendale Court
600 E. Brodway Blvd. #111
Glendale, CA 91205
818-500-9552

Chatsworth Court
9425 Penfield Avenue #L400-A
Chatsworth, CA 91311
818-827-3459