Junior Master Wellness Volunteer

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers Serve Statewide

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers are making a difference in Mississippi communities. They have contributed 11,610 hours of service since 2014 by encouraging healthy lifestyle choices among thousands of contacts. Junior Master Wellness Volunteers look forward to healthcare-focused careers.

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers Share Healthy Living Strategies Statewide

Based on data reported 2014-2023, 1.307 Junior Master Wellness Volunteers have been trained in Mississippi; 168,106 contacts and 11,610 community service hours were reported; and $277,479 value was added to communities. Dollar value is calculated at $23.90 or volunteer service per Mississippi figure.

Service value was estimated by Independent Sector.

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers Serve Statewide

According to data reported 2014-2023, Junior Master Wellness Volunteers served statewide in 48 Mississippi counties. The number of volunteers from each county is listed in parentheses.

Alcorn (1)

Attala (20)

Benton (1)

Bolivar (109)

Carroll (33)

Chickasaw (54)

Clay (45)

Coahoma (28)

DeSoto (49)

Forrest (2)

Franklin (111)

Hancock (6)

Harrison (3)

Hinds (59)

Holmes (2)

Humphreys (79)

Itawamba (46)

Jones (5)

Jackson (3)

Jasper (2)

Jefferson Davis (3)

Kemper (29)

Lauderdale (4)

Lawrence (1)

Leake (1)

Lee (2)

Lincoln (22)

Lowndes (62)

Madison (115)

Montgomery (33)

Marshall (1)

Neshoba (1)

Noxubee 103

Oktibbeha (3)

Panola (39)

Pearl River (1)

Pike (49)

Pontotoc (3)

Rankin (4)

Sharkey/Issaquena (31)

Sunflower (71)

Tate (77)

Tippah (1)

Union (1)

Wilkinson (1)

Winston (52)

Yalobusha (11)

Data reported for 2014-2023.

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers’ Service Adds $277,479 to Communities

Based on the hours reported for community service and the methodology of Independent Sector, Junior Master Wellness Volunteers added $277,479 in service to their communities FY2014-23.

Counties, where Junior Master Wellness Volunteers have contributed as much as $10,000 service dollars in reported contributions, are listed; service value is listed in parenthesis.

Humphreys ($78.80)

Chickasaw ($693.35)

Noxubee ($1607.7)

Carroll ($5,021.59)

Bolivar ($4535.70)

Kemper ($7631)

Lowndes ($4,511.30)

Lincoln ($1248.15)

Sharkey ($7973.18)

Panola ($8,037.60)

Jefferson Davis ($382.02)

Yazoo ($956)

Counties, where volunteers contributed more than $10,000 service dollars in reported contributions, are listed. Service value is listed in parenthesis.

Clay ($15,872.89)

Hinds ($15,869.54)

Montgomery ($13,749.13)

Sunflower ($19,955.70)

Winston ($13,451.12)

Pike ($15,151.37)

Tate ($17,908.24)

Yalobusha ($13,545.70)

Counties, where volunteers contributed more than $25,000 service dollars in reported contributions, are listed. Service value is listed in parenthesis.

Itawamba ($35,608.48)

Franklin ($38,502.77)

Community service hours reported for 2014-2019. Statewide data of 414.5 service hours in 2016-2017 is included in the total value estimation, though individual county data are not available for those hours. Mississippi value of service is estimated through methodology from Independent Sector, https://independentsector.org/value-volunteer-time-methodology.

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers Contribute 11,610 Service Hours in Local Communities

According to data reported 2014-2023, Junior Master Wellness Volunteers contributed 11,610 service hours in Mississippi.

Counties, where volunteers reported as many as 400 hours of service, are listed; hours of service appear in parenthesis.

Humphreys (4)

Chickasaw (35)

Noxubee (44)

Carroll (245)

Bolivar (219)

Kemper (346)

Jefferson Davis (17.5)

Lincoln (221)

Lowndes (229)

Yazoo (40)

Counties, where volunteers reported more than 400 hours of service, are listed; hours of service appear in parenthesis.

Panola (408)

Clay (1,131)

Sunflower (966)

Hinds (716.50)

Winston (680.5)

Pike (767)

Tate (904)

Itawamba (1,797.5)

Franklin (1,949)

Montgomery (404)

Yalobusha (656)

Sharkey (403)

Service hours reported for 2014-2020.

Junior Master Wellness Volunteers Plan Healthcare Careers

Based on information collected in 2018 from 98 Junior Master Wellness Volunteers, 88 percent plan to pursue a healthcare-related career; 3 percent plan to pursue a veterinary care career; 3 percent plan to pursue an education career; and 6 percent plan to pursue a different career altogether.