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1. Assist with small-scale DIY projects, repairs, and home improvements, such as painting walls, hanging curtains, assembling furniture, installing shelving, or fixing minor electrical or plumbing issues.
1. Proficiency in decorating, interior design, and basic DIY skills, including painting, carpentry, furniture assembly, and home repair techniques. 2. Creative flair, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt decorating solutions to meet older adults' style preferences, functional needs, and budget constraints. 3. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage with older adults in a patient, respectful, and empowering manner.
1. Make a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults by transforming their living spaces into comfortable, safe, and aesthetically pleasing homes. 2. Develop and showcase your decorating and DIY skills while gaining personal fulfillment and satisfaction from helping others. 3. Build meaningful relationships and connections with older adults, fellow volunteers, and community members who share a passion for home decor and DIY projects. 4. Expand your knowledge of age-friendly design principles, accessibility standards, and home safety guidelines through hands-on experience and collaboration. 5. Enjoy the satisfaction of seeing the tangible impact of your decorating and DIY efforts in improving older & disabled people's quality of life and well-being.
1. Flexible Scheduling: We recognise that individuals may have varying schedules and availability. We offer flexible scheduling for volunteers and will accommodate their availability and ensure that support is accessible when needed. 2. Volunteer Availability: You can determine your availability and do not have to commit to specific time slots. 3. Session Duration: Sessions duration ranges based on the nature of the task. 4. Frequency: This may depend on the demand for assistance, the number of individuals seeking support, and the capacity of the organization to coordinate volunteer schedules.
