Examples of volunteer opportunities include:
VNA Volunteers
Outside maintenance (gardening, window washing)
Telephone calls to patients, volunteers, staff, etc.
Office work (mailings, filing, copying)
Printing, data entry, website updates
Community events (health fairs, baking, Regatta, Stroll,
planning committees)
Videotaping, photography of educational programs and events
(equipment supplied)
Installation/removal of Lifeline & telehealth monitors in
patients’ homes
Meals on Wheels
Volunteers
Home Deliveries
Site coordination
Evening & weekend deliveries to the VNA Hospice Center
Meals on Wheels delivery truck driver
Hospice Volunteers
Hospice Volunteer opportunities requiring a 24-hour training
session
(provided by the VNA):
Patient support volunteer
Memorial service volunteer
Bereavement support volunteer
Hospice Center receptionist
Hospice Volunteer opportunities NOT requiring a training
session:
Friends of Hospice (supporting special events and raise
awareness of hospice)
Handcrafting (knitting, sewing, etc.)
Pet Therapy (certification required)
Hospice Choir
Musical entertainment
The
VNA relies on the support of volunteers to continue to provide the
highest quality of care for our patients and their families. Last
year alone, 400 volunteers enabled the VNA to care for more than
2,500 patients and clients. Volunteers of all ages, from students to
senior citizens are welcome. You may choose a regularly scheduled
activity, participate as needed, or assist with special events. Your
time commitment can vary from a few hours a year to a few hours a
week, depending on your desire and availability. If you are
interested in becoming a VNA volunteer, please contact Debbie
Frazier at (219) 462-5195 or by email at dfrazier@vnaportercounty.org.