Volunteer
If you are interested in volunteering, you must first attend an orientation session. We then take the necessary time to match you with a Care Receiver who has similar interests. We also work with you to create a schedule that is most convenient for you. This extra attention to the matching process has resulted in many long-term Volunteer and Care Receiver relationships.
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Who you help
As a Volunteer, you will help adults in Wake County who need a little assistance to stay in their homes, including:
• Seniors
• Adults with chronic illnesses
• Adults with visual impairments
• Adults with memory impairments
• Adults with developmental disabilities
Services we offer
We offer a variety of services, and we need more volunteers for all of them.
• Transportation
• Shopping/Running Errands for Care Receivers
• Respite/Family Caregiver Support
• Light Housekeeping
• Friendly Visiting
• Telecare
• Light Yard Work
• Help with Paperwork
Click here to register for Volunteer Orientation.
Other ways you can help
Share your professional expertise through volunteer leadership opportunities: Help with fundraisers, community relations and special events. We’re committed to matching your skills with our needs.
Already a volunteer?
Many of our funding sources now require us to report to them what is being accomplished with the dollars they give us. Your reported efforts allow The Center to qualify for public funding, comply with grant requirements, and provide data for policy decisions. Please help us by filling out and submitting a monthly time sheet. Need a time sheet? Download one here.
