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Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, TX 75254
Retired and Still want to stay BUSY? Become a Hospice Volunteer. Like working in an administrative capacity WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT! Like working with others such as general companionship or play card games, reading, or just watching TV movies/shows. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT! We can tailor your volunteer experience JUST FOR YOU. Contact us and tell us what you see your volunteer experience looking like.
Date Posted: Aug 15, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, TX 75254
PPC Hospice provides volunteer opportunities for high school students beginning at age 16 and for college students of all ages. Teen and college volunteers can visit PPC Hospice patients and other residents in group homes for porch visits or work in the office providing administrative office support. PPC Hospice provides reference letters and service hours for those students who are working toward course requirements or scholarships.
Date Posted: Aug 15, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, TX 75254
Hospice volunteers can dedicate as little or as much time as they wish. Some volunteers donate several hours each week while others commit to a few hours each month. All hospice volunteers receive training to ensure that they feel comfortable performing their requested/assigned care activities. Listed below are examples of common hospice volunteer duties: Being present with the patient to allow their caregiver to rest and/or run errands. Listening to the patient. They may share their concerns, regrets, and/or areas of thankfulness with you. You may have opportunities to encourage the patient to share their life story. Engaging in the patient’s hobbies - perhaps reading to them, listening to music, discussing current events or playing a board or card game. Contact 469-324-5650 for more information
Date Posted: Aug 15, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, TX 75254
So many families just need a few hours to take a break, run errands, go to an appointment for themselves. But the obvious is, they can't leave their loved one home alone. That is where a hospice volunteer that desires to make a difference in someone else's life can be so valuable. Hospice Volunteers can dedicate as little or as much time as they wish. Some volunteers devote several hours each week while others commit to a few hours each month. All hospice volunteers receive training to ensure that they feel comfortable performing their requested/assigned care activities. Listed below are examples of common hospice duties: Being present with the patient to allow their caregivers to rest and/or run errands. Listening to the patient. They may share stories, concerns, regrets, and/or areas of thankfulness with you. You may have opportunities to engage the patient to share their life story. Engaging in the patients hobbies- perhaps reading to them, listening to music discussing past/current events or simply play board games or watching TV.
Date Posted: Aug 15, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, TX 75254
Hospice volunteers can dedicate as little or as much time as they wish. Some volunteers donate several hours each week while others commit to a few hours each month. All hospice volunteers receive training to ensure that they feel comfortable performing their requested/assigned care activities. Listed below are examples of common hospice volunteer duties: Administrative Volunteer Opportunities Answering phones, organizing and filing paperwork, refilling supply closets, making copies, assembling admission booklets. Being present with the patient to allow their caregiver to rest and/or run errands. Patient Care Volunteer Opportunities Listening to the patient by phone or in person. They may share their concerns, regrets, and/or areas of thankfulness with you. You may have opportunities to encourage the patient to share their life story. Engaging in the patient’s hobbies - perhaps reading to them, listening to music, discussing past o current events or simply play a board or card game.
Date Posted: Aug 15, 2023
