We are keen to hear from you if you would like to work with small teams of people living with a variety of Alzheimer's in our Care facility. Any spare time to just be with people, and assist the small moments of life bringing individualized and one on one support to our residents.
Eldercare's Largest 226 bed Aged Care Home at Glengowrie are looking to engage a new volunteer concierge role to provide additional customer service to our families, and visitors visiting our home. This role will be customer service focused, so a happy positive helpful manner is important.
Our residents living at our Allambi Aged Care Home like to continue to connect with others and take part in creative activities such as art and drawing, craft activities. playing games and bingo, attending church, hair dressers, outdoor activities and more. Do you have some spare time to share and support our resident to connect and stay active?
We are seeking volunteers who can be available with notice, to support residents on outings to medical appointments. Transport will be via taxi with the resident. The main part of this role is as a support to the elderly resident.
Do you have the passion to assist others with a key interest in gardening? Some of our elder residents wish to potter in the garden and enjoy their outside surroundings.
This role is working alongside paid carers, supporting the lifestyle needs of our Aged Care residents and encouraging their positive well-being. You can share wellbeing activities and social support with our residents providing them with special 1:1 time. This gives you some on floor experience if your have a certificate 3 and wish to add experience to your resume.
A Greek speaking volunteer is needed to visit an elderly person at home who is lonely and isolated
Our Eldercare residents living at Wayville, Evanston Park and Allambi Aged Care Homes like to connect with others and engage in activities to keep their minds stimulated and active. Interactive activities such such as playing games, board games, checkers, backgammon, chess and more. Do you have some spare time to share and support our resident to connect and stay active?
Eldercare is seeking volunteers with a professional background in health, aged care or mental health to engage with residents and/or their representative to conduct interviews and structured surveys inquiring into resident wellbeing.
We are looking for Community Visitors Scheme volunteers to visit and befriend socially-isolated residents of aged care facilities, and people living in their own home, in the Brighton / Marion district.
Our residents living at Wayville Aged Care home like to continue to connect with others and take part in some active walking with a support friend. We encourage our elderly residents to stay active and get out in the gardens and Aged Care Home grounds Do you have some spare time to share and support our resident to connect and stay active?
Residents living at our Aged Care Homes enjoy some pampering time with some hand and nail care to make them feel beautiful. All nail care and hand care goods supplied at site. You need a little time, a little patience and a kind heart to share this personal pampering activity and engagement.
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Do you have some free time to accompany a few elderly ladies to go out into their community and enjoy a coffee, do some shopping, go to church on a Sunday, go to the pictures to catch a movie and more. These lovely ladies desire to get out and engage with their communities. Social interaction is a key to a healthy balanced life, remaining as active as possible.
Friendly Visitor Needed! Do you enjoy talking and hearing other people’s stories? As a volunteer visitor at Eldercare Aged Care Home Oxford you get the opportunity to spend time with a resident, get to know them and have a positive impact on their lives by being a companion.
The Community Visitor Scheme aims to improve the quality of life of care recipients in a government funded aged care facilities. This can include an increase in the self-esteem and well-being of the care recipient; diminished feelings of anxiety, isolation and loneliness; a sense of connection to the community; and an increase in feelings of independence.
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