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For just a few hours each week, volunteers
can grocery shop for the homebound, visit
with seniors, monitor daily safety net
phone calls, help with mail or bill paying,
escort a senior needing assistance to
their doctor or other important appointments,
walk or care for the pets of seniors
recovering from an injury or hospitalization
or provide occasional handyman, moving
or gardening assistance. Other volunteers
provide important reception, clerical
and computer support to office staff.
See a complete and detailed list of all Volunteer
Opportunities.
Getting started is easy! Read over the
Volunteer
Eligibility Requirements then download
the Volunteer
Application and return it by mail,
e-mail or fax. Once the application is
received, it will be reviewed and you
will be contacted to attend the next
upcoming orientation.
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Volunteer
Eligibility Requirements |
- Direct service
volunteers must be 18 years of
age. Exceptions: Social work
and gerontology intern placements
or Community/Volunteer Partners
(e.g. schools, Girl Scouts, philanthropic
youth groups, under school or
parent supervision)
- Must provide
own transportation
- Must provide
three non-related references
and agree to a background check
and sign Declaration of Non-Criminal
background.
- A one-hour personal interview
and three hour training session
follows the reference and background
check
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ElderHelp volunteers are very special,
caring persons respected by their peers,
the staff and the community.
Won’t you join the ElderHelp team to help keep our elders safe, healthy
and happy? You can make a significant difference in a senior’s life.
For
more information regarding volunteer
opportunities at ElderHelp of San Diego,
please contact Cynthia Beisiegel at 619-284-9281
ext. 14, or via our online Contact
Form.
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| Volunteer
Opportunities |
Working
in full partnership with
ElderHelp staff, volunteers
provide the extra services
that enhance the quality
of life for a senior. |
| Community
Partnerships |
ElderHelp
Community Partners are
organizations and corporations
whose employees have an
interest and passion for
the welfare of seniors
in the community. |
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