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1. Assist with accessing essential services and resources, such as healthcare (e.g., GP, Hospitals) and general transportation. 2. Accompany to appointments or social activities as needed, providing transportation or logistical support to ensure their safety and comfort. 3. Offer practical assistance with tasks of daily living, such as grocery shopping and medication errands.
1. Empathy, compassion, and patience in working with older & disabled people, including those facing social isolation, health challenges, or life transitions. 2. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trust, rapport, and meaningful connections with older individuals from diverse backgrounds. 3. Reliability, punctuality, and a commitment to fulfilling volunteer responsibilities with integrity, professionalism, and respect.
1. Make a positive impact by providing practical assistance to promote well-being, independence, and social inclusion. 2. Gain personal fulfillment and satisfaction from building meaningful relationships and making a difference in your community through volunteer service. 3. Develop empathy, communication skills, and cultural competence through interactions with older & disabled adults from diverse backgrounds and life experiences. 4. Connect with fellow volunteers, community partners, and service providers who share a commitment to supporting older adults and enhancing their quality of life. 5. Access training, resources, and ongoing support to enhance your skills, knowledge, and effectiveness as a Community Support Volunteer while contributing to positive aging initiatives in your community.
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.
