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32 people are interested
Foster Grandparent Program of the Treasure Valley
ORGANIZATION: Aging Strong Programs by Jannus, Inc.
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- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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32 people are interested
Foster Grandparent volunteers create meaningful relationships with children by providing mentoring and tutoring in schools, Head Starts, and pre-school settings. Foster Grandparents are able to serve very near their homes. We will help you find a site that best fits your interests and needs.
ALL INTERESTED MUST: Be of limited annual income, be 55 years of age or older, be available for a minimum of 15 hours a week, be interested in working with children, reflect a positive and flexible attitude
Grandparents also receive a number of helpful benefits:
- Hourly stipend ($4.00 per hour volunteering). This stipend is a non-taxable, reimbursement that does not affect eligibility for other income-based services or programs
- Stipend reimbursement for sick days, holidays, and vacation
- Mileage assistance for costs incurred to and from volunteer station
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About Aging Strong Programs by Jannus, Inc.
Location:
3501 W. Elder Street, BOISE, ID 83705, US
Mission Statement
Aging Strong Programs are housed under Jannus Inc, a non-profit health and human services organization helping individuals, families and communities in transition. Jannus changes lives through caring volunteers and a portfolio of diverse programs that promote health, advance policy and create opportunity.
Description
Aging Strong Programs consists of 4 volunteer powered progams (Legacy Corps, Powerful Tools, Memory Cafe, and Foster Grandparents). Our volunteers have the chance to choose between serving veterans, providing companionship to isolated older adults, working with those with memory loss or even mentoring children in schools. Legacy Corps Services help elderly age in place and decreases the stress of caregiving by providing weekly volunteer companion visits to older military connected families. The Powerful Tools For Caregivers workshops are volunteer instructor lead workshops giving family caregivers tools to care for themselves as well as their loved ones. The Memory Cafes are monthly gatherings for those with the dementia diagnosis as well as their loved ones. The Foster Grandparent program brings multi-generational learning to local classrooms. 55 + adult volunteers provide tutoring and mentoring, in person or online! All of these volunteer opportunities are provided through the Aging Strong Program.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
3501 W. Elder StreetBOISE, ID 83705
DATE POSTED
December 9, 2024
SKILLS
- Child Development
- Mentoring
- Youth Services
- Tutoring
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
- Public Groups
REQUIREMENTS
- Driver's License Needed
- Background Check
- Must be at least 55
- Orientation or Training
- 5-40 hours
- Limited annual income, 55+ yrs or older, 5 available hours a week, interested in working with children, reflect a positive and flexible attitude