Make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors and adults with disabilities across the Midlands.
Our programs depend on dedicated volunteers. Whether you have a few hours a week or can commit to a regular schedule, your time and talents help older adults and individuals with disabilities live with dignity and connection.
Visit residents in long-term care facilities on a weekly basis. Build relationships, provide companionship, and be a caring presence for seniors who may have limited contact with the outside world.
Requirements: Age 18+, valid driver’s license, clean background check, ability to maintain confidentiality.
Become a certified volunteer counselor and help seniors navigate Medicare, Medigap, prescription drug plans, and cost-saving programs. Comprehensive training is provided.
Requirements: Complete SHIP/I-CARE training, pass background check, commit to ongoing education.
Serve as a companion to homebound seniors or mentor children in schools and daycare centers through national service programs. Stipends may be available for qualifying volunteers.
Assist the Long-Term Care Ombudsman in visiting facilities, identifying concerns, and advocating for resident rights. This role requires specialized training and a strong commitment to resident advocacy.
Help prepare and deliver meals to homebound seniors or assist at congregate dining sites. A quick wellness check during meal delivery can be a lifeline for isolated older adults.
Assist with office tasks, event coordination, outreach, and special projects. Perfect for students, retirees, and professionals who want to contribute behind the scenes.
We would love to learn more about you and your interests. Contact our volunteer coordinator to discuss current opportunities and begin the application process.
Email: volunteer@adrcmidlands.org
Contact Volunteer Coordinator