General office duties such as copying, follow-up calls, etc.
Special times with our residents in general visits, strolls when the weather is good, just some one-on-one conversation.
We have flexible hours and appreciate part-time helpers who can contribute as few as 3 HOURS PER WEEK. Just want to help occasionally? We need you. All positions also have substitute positions available for occasional volunteering. If you care about others and have a little time to share, we will provide meaningful ways for you…
Volunteers also help deliver to the homebound seniors in these areas. Volunteers deliver meals one day a week, and are reimbursed each month for their route mileage.
Performs general yard maintenance. Requires general knowledge in yard maintenance and overall operational knowledge of equipment to perform duties. Good communication a must.
Volunteers have opportunities to help with administrative support that includes: filing, stuffing envelopes, organizing, cleaning, putting away donations, and assisting in the Resource Center.
Volunteers have opportunities to help with Organizing a Workshop that includes: arts & crafts with adults or kids, resume building, and yoga.
The Money Management Program assists elders and persons with disabilities who have difficulty writing checks or managing their basic living expenses for many reasons, including vision difficulties, memory difficulties, and physical disabilities. A trained volunteer can provide bill-payer services, assisting elders and persons with disabilities.
An Ombudsman is a person who visits nursing home and rest home residents with the goal of enhancing the quality of their care and the quality of their lives.
Volunteers deliver meals Monday through Friday, weather permitting, and provide a well-being check to elders who might otherwise be isolated. You may begin the application process to become a volunteer driver now!