Training and ongoing supervision provided. A second language of Yiddish, Russian, Hungarian or Polish would be an asset. The position involves working with adults, under the supervision of the art teacher. Volunteers will be trained by speech language pathologists. Receive training, be part of a team that visits individuals who have life-threatening illnesses and are living at home.
Professional support is provided.
Both men and women volunteers are needed, daytime availability preferred. The Jewish Distress Line is looking for more telephone volunteers. If you can spare three hours a week, consider joining the Tel-Aide family. You can also volunteer from home using your sewing or woodworking skills. Volunteers of all ages, from all backgrounds, are welcome.