United Hospice

Committed to Caring

(877) SUR-READY

www.united-hospice.com

Exceptional Rewards

•   Opportunity to be a specially trained teen hospice volunteer

•   Introduction to the health care environment

(office setting and nursing care environment)

•   Opportunity to share your gift of music, drama, storytelling, or administrative  skills (special projects, filing, organization, or computer skills).

•   Opportunity to learn a new skill; for example:

1>    How to function in an office environment

1>    How to work as part of an inter­ disciplinary team of nurses, physicians, social workers, hospice aides

1>    How to communicate  with someone who has a terminal illness

1>    How to educate others who are coping with end-of-life issues

1>   Opportunity to earn community  service hours needed for college and techincal school

•   United Hospice provides letters of recommendation to those who are chosen as Teen Volunteers

United Hospice of Atlanta   Hospice Volunteers

Administrative Volunteers  Norcross (filing, mailings, computer work, etc.) and Patient Care Volunteers (metro Atlanta area)

This is a wonderful  opportunity for anyone wanting ministry and patient care experience, working in a professional office environment, or  investing in a long-term service project.

For more information, contact Doris Nelms, United Hospice Atlanta,dnelms@uhs-pruitt.com or 404-292-2081.

Camp New Hope Counselors

Who: Volunteers who are self-motivated and willing to go the extra mile to provide an exceptional experience that will be talked about for years to come. Age requirement: Minimum age of 21 (exceptions are made only by the Camp Director) What: A camp created especially for children living with sickle cell disease. When: June 9-15, 2012 Where: Camp Will-A-Way, a Camp Twin Lakes, Inc. facility located in Winder, GA at Fort Yargo State Park * Cabins are air conditioned and handicap accessible. Campers and volunteers have 24/7 access to medical staff. To apply for Camp New Hope, fill out the application form by April 27, 2012. Once the completed application form is received you will be emailed or mailed the follow up paperwork which includes: waivers, immunization form or copy of immunization records, and a medical form that must be signed by a medical professional (e.g. student health center). This paperwork must be returned by May 11, 2012.
Link to volunteer application: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dDRHX2RCOHdBOHNXcWNwOHBqNXczUmc6MA#gid=0

 Individuals may also go to the website www.sicklecellga.org

and click 2012 CAMP NEW HOPE INFORMATION!!

Camp Twin Lakes
Attention: Mandy Smith, Camp New Hope Co-Director 600 Means Street Suite 110 Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 231-9887 ext. 235 mandy@camptwinlakes.org

Premiere CDC

Volunteers Tutors Needed

To Provide Academic Support for Children in our

 Therapeutic After-School Program!

We are in need of undergraduate and graduate students who are looking to work in the field of education, behavioral health and psychology to provide tutoring to our students in the after-school program.  This would be a rewarding and great opportunity to get your feet wet and to work one on one with our students.

For More Info Call:

 Ms. Ida Johnson

 (404) 768-5553

 (404) 333-7531

Premiere CDC

5495 Old National HWY Suite C-1

Atlanta, GA 30349

Email: ijohnson@pcdcofga.com

Aniz, Inc.

Aniz, Inc. provides individual and group counseling sessions for HIV positive low-income individuals who reside in the metro Atlanta area.

Located at:
223 Mitchell St.
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30303

Contact:
volunteer_coordinator@aniz.org

Or sign up online at www.aniz.org/volunteer