4.Participating in special recreational or craft activities. 5.Helping with a wide variety of social functions. 7.Distributing mail, ice water, newspapers etc. 8.Assisting in religious services or Bible studies. In general, a volunteer can assist with services designed to contribute to the mental, social, spiritual and emotional well-being of residents in ways which supplement, but do not replace, the regular job responsibilities of a facility's staff.
Volunteers bring residents a taste of the community and improve the quality of life.
2.Accept training appreciatively, and contribute your own experience. 3.Match your interests to the needs about you and the job. 4.Serve faithfully, and report new insights about your work. 5.Open yourself to opportunities for growth in skill, sympathy, self-confidence and responsibility. 6.Value your special two-way role as a community interpreter.