Provide safety checks and limited, informal support to the homebound senior. Mutually agreed upon by both volunteer and customer. This may include shopping, visiting, or running errands. Check on the customer’s wellbeing. Notify CSSI or emergency contacts of any problems or irregularities.
Assist seniors with informal support to keep them living independently in their homes. Occasionally helping with bulk mailings – stuffing and labeling envelopes, working on special projects or special events. Being on-call to pick up a few items at the store, from the post office, at the pharmacy, etc. Light household chores.
Deliver nutritious meals to homebound older adults. Deliver meals in a timely, courteous manner. Check on the welfare of customers. Notify CSSI of any problems or irregularities. Reimbursement for mileage.
TRI is always looking for volunteers to help our students in class. These positions play a key role in allowing our students to achieve their goals and put a smile on their face. To learn more about becoming a Side Helper or Horse Leader. (March – December)
Such as Veterinarians, Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses, Paramedics, EMTs, Certified Vet Techs, Lab Technologists, Medical Assistants, etc. We are currently seeking volunteers who can commit to at least 5-10 hours per week.
Volunteer for inside tasks – clerical & organizational tasks, data entry & special projects
Volunteer for outside / inside tasks – assist with feeding, cat room cleaning, grooming and socializing with the feline population
Volunteer for outside / inside tasks – assist with the maintenance and cleaning of the kennel run areas and provides transport and socialization of the canine population
The Work Readiness Initiative of the Clermont Chamber of Commerce Foundation is a collaborative effort of business and community leaders who partner with educators to prepare students to be work-ready. Speed Mentoring is a fun and fast-paced event at which volunteers from the business community meet with small groups of students to talk about their…
At the shelter, our cats need daily care and socialization, including cleaning their rooms, feeding, petting and socializing them. If you can provide a wonderful, temporary home for cats and kittens, OAR also uses foster homes. And if you’re a people-person, join a committee to help us with some of our annual fundraisers and marketing…