It has helped over 700 individuals to return to active community life through a rehabilitation program that encourages self-reliance and renewal. St. Luke's relies heavily on volunteers in addition to its professional staff. They perform a variety of tasks such as grocery shopping with clients, providing transportation, helping with the maintenance of a house or apartment, and just talking to residents. For the past eighteen years St. John's Church has provided volunteers for Meals on Wheels. Meals on Wheels helps persons to remain in their homes, rather than being institutionalized, by delivering to them a hot lunch and cold supper on Mondays through Fridays throughout the year.
Clinic space is donated at six sites providing the services of physicians and nurses.
Recruiting for medical, nursing and laboratory and clerical personnel is an ongoing process. The Montgomery Hospice Society is a non-profit organization which provides care for the terminally ill in a way that helps them to live their final days as free as possible from disabling pain and mental anguish, usually in the setting of their own home. Hospice provides care to those who meet the criteria irrespective of their ability to pay and receives WSJ financial support. Volunteers contribute many hours a year to patient care, fundraising, office help and special projects. YOU can help by becoming a member of the Society and by volunteering your services and support.