ACC
Listed on 2025-10-30
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Healthcare
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Community Health
We’re excited to launch our new volunteer registration system! We want to create a better experience for volunteers, and streamline our work. We kindly ask you to register on the new system by clicking the link below. You can then browse the project catalog for the volunteer program that best fits your needs!
Friendly Visitor/In-Home Respite ProgramThis program provides respite support for caregiving families to maintain and improve their quality of life. Screened Friendly Visitor Volunteers offer caregivers an opportunity to take a break (respite) from their caregiving duties and serve as friendly visiting companions to older adults as a part of our Caregiver Support Program. Their primary activities include:
- Conversation and companionship
- Play games or engage in creative arts
- Light exercise, short-distance walks
- Reading, watching TV or movies together
The ACC Senior Services Transportation Program (ACC Rides) is a lifeline that provides door-to-door transportation to seniors in the community, providing a measure of independence for people who are unable to drive or use public transport. In this role, volunteers will transport seniors to various programs, medical appointments, and social outings operating an ACC vehicle (either a mini van or small bus) within a 10-mile driving distance of ACC Senior Services location at 7334 Park City Drive located in the Greenhaven/Pocket area.
ACC Rides is a lifeline that provides a measure of independence to people who cannot drive, due to mobility, physical or cognitive disabilities, are unable to utilize public transit or lack other means of transport. Caregivers can also depend on ACC Rides to transport their loved ones to classes or other programs at ACC.
Safety Information: All Volunteer Drivers must possess a valid California Driver's License and a clean driving record for the last five (5) years.
CHAT ProgramThe purpose of ACC's CHAT (Conversations Helping Adults Thrive) Program is to provide seniors with socialization and companionship. The program aims to promote regular social connection, improve access to resources, and combat loneliness for participants who may be isolated, living alone, or in need of regular communication. Volunteers will engage with participants over the phone, offering companionship, emotional support, and monitoring the general well-being.
This service is available Monday-Friday between 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Contact Details: If accommodations are needed, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Jasmine Holling at volunteer or by phone .
7334 Park City Drive
Sacramento, CA 95831
USA
After expressing interest, the Opportunity Leader will contact you to confirm participation and provide directions for this opportunity.
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