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Led by volunteers who provide relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Volunteer opportunities include disaster response, Health & Safety training and the First Aid Service Team (FAST).
As the AAA, Senior & Disability Services is responsible for planning and providing services for seniors and adults with disabilities. The work of the agency is guided by a 19 Advisory Council and a Disability Services Advisory Council, who advocate on behalf of client needs. All council members are volunteers.
Our volunteers are an essential part of our hospice team providing assistance to our patients and their families. Training is free and no experience or medical background is necessary. Time commitment is flexible. Patient related and non-patient related volunteer opportunities are available.
Volunteers provide support to patients and their loved ones including running errands and lending emotional support and companionship to patients and family members. We have student internship and office volunteer opportunities. No experience required. Training programs include understanding hospice, confidentiality, working with families, listening and grief support.
Would you like to be a part of a team that reconnects child/children to a Mom or Dad? It's a 2 hour commitment once a week. Supervised visitation is what Kids Connecting does. We would love to hear from you if this tugs at your heart. We provide all training.
CASA recruits, trains, & supports volunteers who stand up for kids in foster care. The trained volunteer advocates for their best interests in court and the community, making sure they are safe and supported.
Volunteers are an integral part of our Hospice Family. No experience is required. Volunteers receive free, intensive hospice training so they can provide emotional support and assistance to patients and their caregivers. Ongoing support is available to all volunteers. Our goal is to help patients have a full life.
Volunteer, non-denominational community service organization helps to meet emergencies with food, propane, and medications. Food cupboard Tu-Th at Trinity Methodist Church. Call for help with many prescriptions up to $100.
Our volunteers advocate for residents in long-term care. Ombudsman volunteers serve for 4 hrs/wk, addressing complaints and concerns of residents, protecting their rights, and promoting their dignity.
Clerical support, case support, transportation for children in Foster Care or special projects in Cottage Grove, Eugene, & Springfield. Volunteers share their time and talents with or without direct service to Oregonians. Apply online.
Offering support to people ages 18+ who need help with tasks like organizing financial papers, budgeting, paying bills, banking and debt management. Services are provided by specially trained and certified volunteers. The commitment is 2-4 hours per month. Volunteers must complete a criminal background check and mandatory training.
A variety of volunteer opportunities exist in the Oregon State Park system. Volunteers are needed to host a park, Adopt-a-Park, or help with environmental and park maintenance projects. Special awards for individual and group service projects.
A pet-focused community service that strives to help people struggling with profound, life-altering or terminal medical issues. Our services are tailored to the goal of supporting pets through rehoming, short-term fostering, pre-planning, education and other pet-focused services.
Becoming a Palliative Care Volunteer is easy and rewarding. No experience necessary, just a genuine commitment to help us meet the needs of local patients and their loved ones. Volunteer jobs such as patient support (companionship, respite care, errands), pet therapy, and various office tasks are available. Comprehensive training provided.
Every week volunteer teen and adult chefs come together to prepare organic healing meals for community members fighting life-threatening illnesses. We have adult volunteer opportunities in many areas.
Volunteers use their expertise to provide business counseling for persons entering into business or expanding a business. Conducts day-long business seminars on a quarterly basis. Also offers on-site counseling for existing businesses. Affiliate of Small Business Administration. Free. Counseling hours vary.
There are many volunteer opportunities in Lane County. Volunteers may help seniors or persons with disabilities with transportation, friendly visits, money management, meal delivery, meal portioning & serving and more. Volunteers may provide support in Eugene, Springfield, Coburg, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Florence, Veneta, Junction City & Oakridge.
Volunteers are needed for 9 "Café 60" dining centers in Lane County. Volunteers are also needed to deliver Meals on Wheels in 9 Lane County communities.
Inspire a love of reading with pre-K through 3rd graders! In-person volunteer opportunities throughout Lane County. For more information call 541-600-8035 or email southvalleyoffice@smartreadingorg. Apply to volunteer at www.smartreading.org.
Springfield Lions Club was chartered in 1950. We are dedicated to serving our community with programs which include annual vision screening in public schools in the Springfield area, assistance with eyeglasses and Hearing aids, diabetes awareness, and food pantries in our community. Springfield Lions reflect the Lions’ motto “We Serve.”
Local not-for-profit agency dedicated to serving homeless and low income individuals in Lane County. Offer emergency services, affordable housing, and jobs/training opportunities in St. Vinnie's recycling businesses. Volunteers are needed to help with food boxes, emergency service outreach, homework clubs, advisory boards, and booth/events.
Provides medical services to uninsured adults by using more than 450 volunteers per month. Positions include: Behavioral Health Counselor Dispensary Lead, Eligibility Screener, Greeter, Medical Records, Nurse Practitioner, Pharmacist, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomist, Physicians, Physician Assistant, Scheduler, Receptionist, Special Events, Spanish Interpreter.
Eugene Police Department's VIP Program partners citizens & police in support of crime prevention and community policing efforts. Volunteers serve subpoenas, help maintain vehicles, perform graffiti abatement, provide clerical support, investigate cold cases, photograph employee activities and events, locate stolen vehicles, perform disabled parking enforcement, and provide chaplain services.
