Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are the heart of our organization. Their dedication and passion help us achieve our mission and make a real difference in the community.
By volunteering, you help provide emotional, social, and practical assistance, making a profound impact on the lives of those we serve. Your presence offers hope, dignity, and a sense of community.
ConnectionsPlus Healthcare + Hospice offers many different volunteer opportunities that allow volunteers to choose a role in which they feel comfortable and fulfilled.
Signup online to become a ConnectionsPlus Volunteer or apply in person.
Administrative Volunteers
Provide support in the office: answering the phone, preparing mailings. data entry, filing, scanning, special projects.
Bereavement Volunteers
Visits, phone calls, support groups, memorial services and send bereavement mailings.
Direct Patient Care Volunteers
Visits the patients and their families at home, nursing homes. assisted living facilities. Pays a friendly visit; relieves a family caregiver for an afternoon out, accompanies a patient to the hair salon, grocery store, etc. Reads aloud, listens to memories, be the high point in someones day.
Hair Care Volunteers
Volunteers with a current cosmetology license provide haircuts, shampoos and styling to our hospice patients.
Massage Volunteers
Volunteers with a current massage therapy license provide friendly touch and massage to hospice patients.
Music Therapy Volunteers
Volunteers take out pre-programmed iPod's or CD's to hospice and AIC patients. They may sit and enjoy the music with the patient or allow the patient to reminiscence by listening their self.
Pet Therapy Volunteers
Screened and trained pets and their volunteer owners visit patients and provide socialization, comfort, life review, etc.
Personal Pampering Volunteers
Trained volunteers apply lotion, polish nails and otherwise raise patients’ esteem.
Photography Volunteers
Taking professional pictures of the patient and family, generally providing a picture CD to the family.
Veteran Volunteers
Address special end-of-life needs by replacing lost medals, linking veterans to VA benefits, performing life review, visiting on Veteran’s Day, educating veterans organizations, etc.
Vigil Volunteers
Help ensure that no patient dies alone by being present at the final stages of a patient’s life.
By volunteering, you help provide emotional, social, and practical assistance, making a profound impact on the lives of those we serve. Your presence offers hope, dignity, and a sense of community.
ConnectionsPlus Healthcare + Hospice offers many different volunteer opportunities that allow volunteers to choose a role in which they feel comfortable and fulfilled.
Signup online to become a ConnectionsPlus Volunteer or apply in person.
Administrative Volunteers
Provide support in the office: answering the phone, preparing mailings. data entry, filing, scanning, special projects.
Bereavement Volunteers
Visits, phone calls, support groups, memorial services and send bereavement mailings.
Direct Patient Care Volunteers
Visits the patients and their families at home, nursing homes. assisted living facilities. Pays a friendly visit; relieves a family caregiver for an afternoon out, accompanies a patient to the hair salon, grocery store, etc. Reads aloud, listens to memories, be the high point in someones day.
Hair Care Volunteers
Volunteers with a current cosmetology license provide haircuts, shampoos and styling to our hospice patients.
Massage Volunteers
Volunteers with a current massage therapy license provide friendly touch and massage to hospice patients.
Music Therapy Volunteers
Volunteers take out pre-programmed iPod's or CD's to hospice and AIC patients. They may sit and enjoy the music with the patient or allow the patient to reminiscence by listening their self.
Pet Therapy Volunteers
Screened and trained pets and their volunteer owners visit patients and provide socialization, comfort, life review, etc.
Personal Pampering Volunteers
Trained volunteers apply lotion, polish nails and otherwise raise patients’ esteem.
Photography Volunteers
Taking professional pictures of the patient and family, generally providing a picture CD to the family.
Veteran Volunteers
Address special end-of-life needs by replacing lost medals, linking veterans to VA benefits, performing life review, visiting on Veteran’s Day, educating veterans organizations, etc.
Vigil Volunteers
Help ensure that no patient dies alone by being present at the final stages of a patient’s life.
