Volunteers
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Make a Meaningful Impact in Your Community
At Shirkey Hospice, our volunteers are vital members of our care team, providing comfort, love, and reassurance to our patients and their families during their most challenging times. Whether you’re looking to offer companionship, share your unique talents, or help with daily operations, your contribution can significantly impact the lives of those we serve.
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Why Volunteer?
Volunteering at Shirkey Hospice allows you to:
- Connect with others: Build meaningful relationships with patients, families, and fellow volunteers.
- Give back: Use your time to make a real difference in your community.
- Learn and grow: Gain new skills, earn community service hours, and experience personal growth.
Volunteer Roles: We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities to match your interests and skills:
- Patient and Family Support: Provide companionship, run errands, or help with household tasks to support our patients and their families.
- Bereavement Support: Assist our bereavement team with calls, mailings, and support group preparations.
- Administrative Support: Help with clerical duties such as filing, data entry, and managing mailings at our offices.
- Special Events: Lend a hand during fundraising events, community outreach, or health fairs.
- Creative and Therapeutic Projects: Share your creative skills through art, music, writing, or other therapeutic activities that enhance our patients’ quality of life.
How to Become a Volunteer: Joining the Shirkey Hospice volunteer team is easy:
- Submit an Application: Fill out our online application form to tell us about yourself and your interests.
Ready to make a difference? Apply today to become a Shirkey Hospice volunteer and join us in our mission to provide compassionate care and support. For more information, contact our Volunteer Coordinator Leann Jenkins or submit your application directly through our website.
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We appreciate your interest in volunteering with Shirkey Hospice. Every hour you spend as a volunteer helps enhance the lives of those facing life-limiting illnesses. Together, we can bring comfort and peace to our patients and their families.