Thank you for your interest in being a Little League Volunteer!  The success of a league often depends on the number of devoted volunteers it has. And everyone in the Little League family, no matter how many years they’ve been a part of their local league, should find a way to volunteer, especially ask new parents. Find the role that interests you the most and that you can commit to, and raise your hand. While you’ll find your volunteer work extremely worthwhile and gratifying, it is the Little Leaguers who will benefit the most.

Background checks need to be completed annually.  Sign up on your league's website as a volunteer.  Once this is done, your information will be sent to JDP to be background checked.  JDP will send you an email to respond to.  Once you have responded to JDP giving them permission, your background check will be completed.  If there is a problem, they will be reaching out to you. 

CONCUSSION TRAINING

All adult volunteers must take the concussion training from Heads Up every 3 years to volunteer with Little League. A training certificate must be submitted to the league before volunteering.

 

Little League® Diamond Leader Training Program

Focused on ensuring children have a positive, well-rounded experience on and off the field, this program is a FREE educational resource that provides coaches with an understanding of the impact that mental, social, and emotional well-being has in youth sports through detailed information, interactive scenarios, and a variety of additional resources. Over time, Little League will continue to evaluate this course and look to provide additional opportunities for extended learning. A training certificate must be submitted before coaching tournaments.

ABUSE AWARENESS FOR ADULTS

• CDC Heads Up Concussion Training
• Little League Diamond Leader Training Program
• Abuse Awareness for Adults