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Hospice volunteers both give and receive many benefits from joining our program.
Volunteers set their own levels of commitment and travel based on their available time and the needs of our patients. Volunteers serve our patients from newborns to those over 100 years in age and live within the metro Atlanta area.
Volunteer selection begins with an application and interview where potential volunteers may express their personal goals, availability, interests and talents.
Volunteers are carefully screened through a criminal background check, motor vehicle report, and personal references.
Volunteers' skill sets are defined areas of service within the Volunteer Department. Skills sets have been developed to offer our volunteers opportunities for growth and to maintain high levels of competency. Skill sets may vary with service area location and may require additional training.
Direct Care Volunteers help by providing comfort, support, care and compassion to our patients and their family members, and are required to participate in initial hospice volunteer training as well as basic orientation. Training is offered in different formats and locations throughout the Seasons Hospice service areas. Specific skill sets may require additional interview, selection and program training.
Additional support meetings and educational opportunities are offered throughout the year as well as ongoing personal support and social gatherings.
Our needs are great!! Contact Seasons Hospice for more details today!
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Volunteers set their own levels of commitment and travel based on their available time and the needs of our patients. Volunteers serve our patients from newborns to those over 100 years in age and live within the metro Atlanta area.
Volunteer selection begins with an application and interview where potential volunteers may express their personal goals, availability, interests and talents.
Volunteers are carefully screened through a criminal background check, motor vehicle report, and personal references.
Volunteers' skill sets are defined areas of service within the Volunteer Department. Skills sets have been developed to offer our volunteers opportunities for growth and to maintain high levels of competency. Skill sets may vary with service area location and may require additional training.
Direct Care Volunteers help by providing comfort, support, care and compassion to our patients and their family members, and are required to participate in initial hospice volunteer training as well as basic orientation. Training is offered in different formats and locations throughout the Seasons Hospice service areas. Specific skill sets may require additional interview, selection and program training.
Additional support meetings and educational opportunities are offered throughout the year as well as ongoing personal support and social gatherings.
Our needs are great!! Contact Seasons Hospice for more details today!
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