Companion Volunteer for hospice patients and caregivers (non-medical) (Winder ar

In person volunteers needed for patients that are either still in their home and/or with patients that reside in assisted living facilities. The goal of the volunteer is to provide much needed companionship and socialization to patients and often the caregivers as well. A volunteer visit may consist simply of socializing with the patient, the caregiver or both. Often caregivers are in desperate need of a break and would like a volunteer to stay with their loved one while the caregiver runs an errand, goes to an appointment or just takes some time to himself/herself. Activities while in the home or facility may include reading, listening, talking, a life review, watching a patient’s favorite shows, light housekeeping, playing board or card games, scrapbooking, looking at books, fidget blankets, coloring, puzzles, respite, singing, playing musical instruments, sitting outside and enjoying the weather... 4 Reasons to Become a Hospice Volunteer: You can make a real difference - in your own life and in the lives of others. You’ll be part of a community - and a team - dedicated to helping those facing life’s most difficult circumstances. You can enhance your personal and professional growth. You can choose your own schedule and participate in activities you enjoy and are passionate about. Watch our video to learn more: Become a Hospice Volunteer