One-on-One

• Friendly Visitor Program:  Activities may include conversation, playing games, going for walks, or engaging in hobbies together.

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• Caregiver Support Program: Volunteers can assist with daily tasks, provide companionship to the senior, and offer a break for the caregiver.

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• This program can help reduce caregiver stress and prevent burnout.

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• Technology Assistance Program: Volunteers can assist with setting up and using smartphones, tablets, computers, or assistive devices.

 

• They can teach seniors how to use technology for communication, accessing information, or engaging in online activities.

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• Advocacy and Navigation Program: Volunteers can help seniors understand their rights, access appropriate services, and complete necessary paperwork.

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• They can accompany seniors to appointments, advocate on their behalf, and ensure their needs are met.

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• Personal Assistance Program: Volunteers can provide support with meal preparation, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, or running errands.

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• The program can help seniors with disabilities maintain their independence and age in place.

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• Emotional Support Program: Volunteers can provide a listening ear, engage in supportive conversations, and connect seniors to relevant resources and services.

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• The program aims to enhance seniors' emotional well-being and reduce feelings of loneliness.