Assist senior participants throughout DuPage County in a safe and timely manner with small tasks and friendly companionship. Essential Functions: • Perform small tasks for the senior participant – take out the garbage, change light bulbs, assist with moving heavy items/furniture, bring in the mail, put up or take down seasonal decorations, etc. • Provide conversation and social interaction and brief moments of companionship • Observe each senior participant at the time of the friendly visit – follow up with DCSS’s Daily Well-Being Check-up procedures and initiate action and/or follow-up • Report to DSCC if participant does not answer the door Position Requirements • Must have vehicle with valid driver’s license plates, insurance and driver’s license • Must be able to read a map and follow directions All volunteers must attend volunteer orientation and have a background check. This position is non-clinical and does not involve physical contact with the senior participant or involve transportation or the senior participant.

Lombard, IL

Through 12/19/19

HOME-DELIVERED MEALS Drivers for Elk Grove Twp: Deliver HOT MEALS and Be a Friend! As a HOME-DELIVERED MEALS Driver, you will use your vehicle to provide hot meals to home-bound senior citizens. You will pick up the meals at a predefined location. The meals are delivered over the noon hour to about eight elderly people on your route. Meals Drivers help senior citizens maintain their independence in their own homes. Not only do you provide healthy, nutritious meals and a friendly smile, but you also act as a direct link to the outside world for many home-bound senior citizens. [Kenneth Young Center provides community mental health and senior services to the northwest suburbs. Clients and their families come to us in some of their most desperate moments, and we help by providing: Service coordination and in-home services for frail elderly persons. Counseling for adults, children, families. Assessment, stabilization, linkage for adults/children in psychiatric crisis. Treatment, support, and recovery services for those with serious mental illness. Volunteer opportunities.

Elk Grove Village, IL

Through 12/4/19

As a Bingo Team Volunteer, you will host our award winning Weekly Bingo program which appears every Wednesday on our In-House cable TV network. Responsibilities include distributing Bingo cards to our patients; hosting the one-hour Bingo show and distributing Bingo prizes after the show is over. Volunteer time each Wednesday would be from noon to 3:30 pm. If you have a great personality, enjoy meeting people, and always wanted to be an entertainer this is the opportunity for you!

Elk Grove Village, IL

Through 9/18/20

Little City is dedicated to serving children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing the best options and opportunities to live safely, learn continuously, explore creatively and work productively throughout their lifetime. By inspiring, advocating and pursuing success with passion and purpose, lives are changed through hope, happiness, and optimism. Cedar home, located in Palatine, is home to senior ladies of varying ages who are working on life skills and independence. Our West Poplar and West Ash locations, located in Palatine, are homes to both male and female population. Both homes participants are quite independent and enjoy many different activities. Current Volunteer Needs: ☐Teaching a Cooking Class (examples: kitchen safety, preparing a main dish from start to finish) Requirements: Training, orientation, and background check completed prior to first 10 volunteer hours completed. Prior experience working with intellectual and developmental disabilities A project/activity plan will be created by volunteer and Volunteer Services Minimum age is 21 Minimum of a 6 month commitment to location and its population. This is crucial to the continuity and routine of our participants. Available Time Slots: Monday through Friday| 4:00pm- 7:00pm Saturday | 10am-7pm Interviews/Orientation will be held 9am-12pm and 3pm-6pm every second and fourth Monday each month to fulfill these positions for ongoing volunteerism.

Palatine, IL

Through 3/30/20

Looking for drivers to pick up restaurant donations in Hoffman Estates and Barrington and bring to office 2 to 3 times per week. Donations are made available in our food pantry. Must have a car with insurance and be 21 years of age.

Barrington, IL

Through 2/20/20

Come Join Us for some Dirt Therapy at the Smart Farm. We are a volunteer run, educational permaculture farm that provides all that it grows to our neighbors in need. We work at least 3 days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from 9am-noon and we encourage you to pick the day or days that work best for your schedule. The Smart Farm is also great for team spirit within a corporation or organization. Weekly Tasks Include: Seeding, Planting, Repotting, Harvesting, Turning Compost, Bee Keeping, Fixing, Organizing, Weeding, Watering...much more We are a fun group. The only requirements to volunteer are that you are willing and able to help our cause. We look forward to seeing you at the farm. Address: 490 IL Rte 22, Lake Barrington, IL***GPS won't direct you to our farm: We are located in Lake Barrington, just west of the Advocate Hospital and East of Kelsey Rd on the North Side of Rte 22. Pull in and park by the farm house and walk behind the house to the greenhouse area. We look forward to meeting you there!

Barrington, IL

10/14/19 9:00 AM + more

Bring your expertise in marketing, finance, technology or fundraising to the Board of Directors at the Palatine Township Senior Center. We are looking for motivated people to energize our team and bring fresh ideas to the table. The Board coordinates several projects throughout the year, including our annual Caring Hearts Gala. Meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month from 5:15 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., plus 4 hours per month for specific committee work. Volunteer must be 21 years old and older.

Palatine, IL

Through 11/28/19

Work directly with developmentally & physically challenged children & adults by helping with a large variety of recreational programs throughout the year, days, evenings or weekends. Sports & games, arts/crafts, special events, music & dance, swimming, day camps & trips are just a few. Fall, Spring, & Summer sessions available. Afterschool and Saturday programs.

Rolling Meadows, IL

Through 3/28/20

Description: The Role of an Advocate is to provide support to the 24/7 crisis hotline. This includes answering hotline calls, responding to 1 of the 8 hospitals in NWCASA’s service area, and providing documentation within a timely manner. Advocates work directly with survivors of sexual assault and their significant others. Responsibilities: 24/7 Hotline Crisis Intervention: Answer calls during assigned shifts Hotline Crisis Calls – Individuals looking for immediate help Hotline Information/Referral calls – Individuals looking for information on resources available to them Hospital Calls – Survivors needing an advocate in the hospital setting Work closely with survivors in a hospital setting Provide emotional support and information about resource available to survivors Fill out paperwork in a timely manner Outreach Attend Volunteer Recruitment Events if interested and able to Attend General outreach events and functions if interested and able to Support NWCASA by attending events and fundraiser Skills and Qualifications: Must be 18 years or older Knowledge of sexual violence issues Ability to deal sensitively with victims of sexual violence and their significant others Public speaking abilities Able to work independently and to prioritize/organize tasks Ability to provide own transportation Ability to reach all 8 hospitals within the state mandated 1 hour. Alexian Brothers Medical Center, Elk Grove Village Glenbrook Hospital, Glenview St. Alexius Medical Center, Hoffman Estates Lutheran General, Park Ridge Northwest Community Hospital, Arlington Heights Skokie Hospital, Skokie St. Francis, Evanston Evanston Hospital, Evanston Supervisor: Volunteer Coordinator, Allyson Schnoor Hours per Month: Minimum of 12 hours, 2 shifts of 6 hours Minimum 1 year committment after training.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 7/1/20

"My 91 yr old Dad just had first ride last week, what a blessing this group of people are!❤️" Our drivers have been with us for an average of 6 years. Our riders are an average age of 85 and absolutely love our service. Come join us as a driver and help make a difference to seniors in the NW suburbs. We are looking for friendly and patient volunteers to drive area seniors to medical appointments (doctors, dental, etc.). Must have excellent driving skills. Great for stay-at-home moms or dads, retirees and part-time workers. Very flexible schedule, we will work with your available time. Drivers especially needed in Schaumburg, Des Plaines, Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove Village & Wheeling. Must be 21 and over.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 10/10/20

Care Companion volunteers serve in one of the most important capacities: spending time with patients and families visiting our Arlington Heights in-patient unit (IPU). Following infection control procedures, Care Companions will visit with patients and families and incorporate books, music, art, and games to provide comfort. They also provide IPU tours, escort Activity Volunteers to their destination, and respond to call lights. This assignment is also responsible for cleaning and maintaining the unit's Activity Cart (containing games, art supplies) as well as stocking Nourishment Centers and tidying up the family room. This role is extremely rewarding and one that undoubtedly leaves the volunteer feeling a strong connection to our mission of making every moment count for our patients and families. Success in this assignment depends on having a calm and comforting presence that will help patients and families to have the best experience they possibly can. Shifts are available every day of the week and typically last 3 hours. Orientation & Training: After our 4-hour orientation, Care Companion Volunteer applicants will continue their training through engaging online courses and will then shadow a current Care Companion Volunteer to become oriented to this role and our Hospice Center. Applicants must also get a 2-step tuberculosis (TB) test.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 4/3/20

Mature individuals with good language and communication skills needed to staff a Legal Self Help Center at the Rolling Meadows courthouse. Volunteers must have basic computer skills and be willing to volunteer on a regular basis at least 1 time per month on Friday mornings from 9:00 AM until Noon. Volunteers assist people with civil court cases who do not have a lawyer, primarily by helping them access a legal self help website. There is some training involved.

Rolling Meadows, IL

Through 12/20/19

JOURNEYS | The Road Home provides overnight shelter to homeless individuals and families in the North and Northwest Cook County area through the PADS program. There are 18 PADS site locations that operate Monday - Sunday from 7:00pm - 7:00am. The shifts and opportunities available have been listed below: Setup (6:00pm - 7:00pm) 1st Shift (6:30pm - 11:00pm)- Meal Serving, Checking in clients/guests, etc. 2nd Shift (11:00pm - 3:00am) - Admit late approvals, prepare lunches, monitor the site and sleeping guests, etc. 3rd shift (3:00am - 7:00am) - Monitor the site and sleeping guests, make coffee, wake up clients/guests, etc. Clean Up (6:00am - 7:00am) All volunteers must attend a mandatory orientation held at JOURNEYS (1140 E Northwest Highway, Palatine). For additional information and the orientation schedule please visit journeystheroadhome.org.

Palatine, IL

Through 8/28/20

Hanul Family Alliance is looking for volunteers to help Korean immigrants practice their English skills. Volunteer tutors will be working either in one-on-one or small groups (no larger than six students to one tutor) to improve their English conversational ability. Korean language fluency is not required but is helpful. Location and times are flexible to match the tutor and adult students. Locations can be any one of Hanul's three offices (Chicago, Mount Prospect, Buffalo Grove) or a local public library. Classes are held once a week for 1.5 hours. Teaching resources are provided for free.

Des Plaines, IL

Through 6/30/20

Provide a warm and inviting atmosphere for residents, staff and visitors as they shop in The General Store. Assist residents with their shopping Ring up the purchased items Operate electronic cash register (it's easy!) Display merchandise including restocking A GREAT opportunity to interact with and help residents. Available shifts: M-F 8am-11am; 11am-2pm; 2pm-6pm Saturday and Sunday 12 am - 4pm Volunteers will receive individual training from the Volunteer Manager.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 10/17/20

We’re looking for a few faithful volunteers. In the Chapel of St. John the Beloved at the Lutheran Home (Arlington Heights), there is a weekly Sunday morning worship service. This 10:00 am ecumenical program needs a faithful team of volunteers to assist with creating a meaningful worship service each week. Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve communion. We hope you might join us as we make a joyful noise each week and give thanks to God.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 10/17/20

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs people aged 55 and over to join Senior Corps-RSVP, one of the nation's largest networks of volunteers, to help inspire a love of reading in low-income students. What: Supported by Senior Corps-RSVP, Lunch Buddies is an in-school tutoring program designed to promote favorable attitudes toward books. The program additionally strengthens the fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary skills of elementary school kids. Under the supervision of program staff and/or volunteer leaders, volunteers can enjoy lunch and work with small groups of first and second graders. Where and When: We are now accepting applications for spring 2020, which is expected to begin in January and run through May. Volunteer tutors are needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:10-1:00 PM at Plainfield Elementary School (1850 Plainfield Dr., Des Plaines, IL 60018). Choose and commit to one day or more per week for the school year. Applicants must be willing to undergo a background check. Mandatory orientation/training is TBD in early January. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. In addition to the satisfaction that comes with positively impacting those in need, volunteering in schools is an ideal way to meet new people, enhance your resume, and/or learn new skills. Apply today: http://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/tutor

Des Plaines, IL

Through 5/1/20

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs YOU to help low-income students get the academic support they need to succeed! What: Lunch Buddies is an in-school tutoring program designed to strengthen the foundational reading and math skills of elementary school students (4th, 5th, and 6th graders). Volunteers will work with small groups of students and under the direction of volunteer leaders and/or program staff. Where and When: Starting in January 2020, volunteer tutors are needed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm at Jane Addams Elementary School (1020 East Sayles Drive, Palatine, IL 60074). Choose and commit to one day or more per week for the school year. Mandatory orientation/training is TBD in January. Volunteers must be willing to undergo a background check. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. In spring 2017, students, on average, improved their automaticity with multiplication and division facts by nearly 10%. Moreover, volunteers have reported that working with students has boosted their self-confidence and given them an incredible sense of personal satisfaction. Apply today: http://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/tutor

Palatine, IL

Through 5/1/20

The Center of Concern is seeking a volunteer to provide encouragement, training and assistance to people who are in job transition or seeking work; many of them are experienced and older workers returning to the workforce. Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Provide encouragement to potential job seekers. 2. Help clients with resume preparation. 3. Assist with identifying online job search opportunities. 4. Provide feedback on networking, interviewing and presentation skills. 5. Particular emphasis on helping experienced and older workers returning to the workforce. 6. Networking with potential employers to list job openings with the Center of Concern. Qualifications: 1. Human Resources / Personnel background would be helpful. 2. Ability to relate to people in an empathic manner. 3. Writing skills including the ability to give feedback on resume writing. Time Commitment: One morning or afternoon per week though every other week arrangements can be considered. Mondays or Wednesdays are preferred days. This is a Skill Based Volunteer (SBV) opportunity.

Des Plaines, IL

Through 12/6/19

Join us and help provide local seniors with window washing, light yard work, and other tasks to help them maintain their independence in their homes and prepare for fall. Our services are expanding out to the Evanston area and we can use more help. Great opportunity for families, church groups, schools, or individuals wanting to give back to their communities and local seniors.

Des Plaines, IL

10/19/19 9:00 AM

Join us and help provide local seniors with window washing, light yard work, and other tasks to help them maintain their independence in their homes and prepare for fall. We will meet at designated location in Des Plaines and then travel to seniors homes in the surrounding area for service. Great opportunity for families, church groups, schools, or individuals wanting to give back to their communities and local seniors.

Des Plaines, IL

10/19/19 9:00 AM

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs reliable mentors like YOU to provide at-risk students the support they need to flourish in school and beyond. What: Lunch Buddies Mentoring offers students the chance to form stable, trusting relationships with non-family adults. Under the supervision of the school’s social worker, volunteers will work one on one with students, getting to know them by playing games and doing crafts. Applicants must be willing to undergo a background check. When & Where: We are now accepting tutor applications for spring 2020, which will commence in January and run through early June. The program takes place in 50 min. chunks on Mondays through Fridays from 10:45 am to 1:25 pm at Euclid Elementary School in Mount Prospect (1211 North Wheeling Rd, Mt Prospect, IL, 60056). Choose and commit to one day or more per week. Applicants must be 18 or over. Why: Research has proven that children who have at least one caring adult in their lives achieve more than those who do not. Plus, mentoring is a fun and rewarding experience. Volunteers have consistently reported that working with students has boosted their self-confidence and given them an incredible sense of satisfaction in knowing their contributions have positively impacted their mentees. Apply today: https://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/lunch-buddies

Mount Prospect, IL

Through 5/1/20

Seeking adult volunteers to inspire middle school students! Middle school is a challenging time of transition for many students, and an adult role model to collaborate with on homework can make a big difference! Students who attend our Partners Assisting Learning in Schools (PALS) program at MacArthur Middle School look forward to getting some assistance on their homework. Many have difficulties with study skills, organization, self-advocacy, and/or home environment. Our PALS Program runs 3:00 - 4:00 every Wednesday starting in mid-October through mid-May. Volunteers are supervised by school teaching staff. Come join our community to make a difference in the lives of students!

Prospect Heights, IL

Through 5/20/20

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs YOU to help underserved youth get the academic support they need to succeed! What: CHiL (Cooper, Holmes, and London) is an afterschool tutoring program that offers homework help to low-income middle school students. Volunteers will work with small groups of students and under the direction of program staff. Where and When: We are now accepting applications for the spring semester, which is expected to begin in January 2020 and run through the end of March. Volunteer tutors are needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30 to 4:30 pm at Cooper Middle School (1050 Plum Grove Circle, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089). Choose and commit to one day or more each week. Mandatory orientation/training is TBD in January. Volunteers must be willing to undergo a background check. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. In addition to the satisfaction that comes with positively impacting those in need, volunteering in schools is an ideal way to meet new people, enhance your resume, and/or learn new skills. Completing community service may also help youth volunteers qualify for scholarships. Apply today: http://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/tutor

Buffalo Grove, IL

Through 3/19/20

Make a lasting first impression by walking our patients and visitors to their destination. Very busy opportunity that involves a lot of walking, yet very fulfilling and rewarding. Just imagine hearing a customer thank you for taking your time to show them their way around. You are their hero for the day! It's a great opportunity for individuals who enjoy meeting new people and don't mind spending their volunteer shift walking and standing.

Park Ridge, IL

Through 12/19/19

Expanded Learning is East Maine School District 63's home for out-of-school-time programming. We serve students in our District schools in before school, after school, school breaks, and early dismissal days by providing quality childcare and programming. In addition to Expanded Learning, we also have our Family Resource Center and provide community education sessions to everyone in our community. We hold fitness and wellness classes, English classes, Parent classes, and many more! We would love to engage more volunteers in efforts to continue to provide a well-rounded experience to our community and youth. If you are interested in working a few hours a week to help with homework or projects in our afterschool or before school programs, leading a community education class in your area of expertise, or help to answer phones and direct families at our front desk, we would love to hear from you! We value members of the community that donate their time to help us achieve our goals - we couldn't do it without you! Our before school program is Monday thru Friday from 7am until 9am. Our after school program is Monday thru Friday from 3pm - 6pm, and our community education sessions run throughout the fall, winter, and spring seasons. If you are interested in volunteering with us, we'd be grateful.

Niles, IL

Through 5/29/20

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs YOU to help underserved students get on track to succeed! What: CHiL (Cooper, Holmes, and London) is an afterschool tutoring program that offers homework help to low-income middle school students. Volunteers will work with small groups of students and under the direction of program staff. Where and When: We are now accepting applications for spring 2020, which is expected to begin on January 13 and run through March 18. Volunteer tutors are needed on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5:15 pm at Jack London Middle School (1001 West Dundee Road, Wheeling, IL 60090). Choose and commit to one day or more per week. Mandatory orientation and training is on January 8. Applicants must be willing to undergo a background check. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. Volunteers have consistently reported that working with students has boosted their self-confidence and given them an incredible sense of satisfaction in knowing their contributions have positively impacted the academic growth of their students. Apply today: http://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/tutor

Wheeling, IL

Through 3/18/20

Make a difference in the environment! Help the restoration team restore the wonderful natural areas. The restoration team volunteers will collect seeds or remove non-native, invasive plants to make way for native wildflowers, grasses and trees. Activities mostly on Sundays, all from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Meet at The Grove Interpretive Center. Bring work gloves if you have them.

Glenview, IL

11/17/19 9:00 AM + more

Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs YOU this fall to help at-risk students get on track to graduate! What: CHiL (Cooper, Holmes, and London) is a volunteer-based afterschool program that provides homework help to at-risk middle school students. In addition to academic support, CHiL at Holmes Middle School in Wheeling offers students social-emotional learning activities. Volunteers generally work with small groups of students and under the direction of program staff. Where and When: We are now accepting applications for spring 2020, which will begin on January 14th and run through March 19th. Volunteer tutors are needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-5:15 pm at Holmes Middle School (221 S. Wolf Rd., Wheeling, IL 60090). Choose and commit to one day or more each week. Mandatory orientation/training is on January 9th. Volunteers must be willing to undergo a background check. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. In addition to the satisfaction that comes with positively impacting those in need, volunteering in schools is an ideal way to meet new people, enhance your resume, and/or learn new skills. Completing community service may also help youth volunteers qualify for scholarships. Apply today: https://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/chil

Wheeling, IL

Through 3/19/20

The Center for Enriched Living exists so that people with developmental disabilities can be fully included in the community, achieve personal success, and enjoy a good quality of life. We have social, recreational, and engaging activities for teens and adults with disabilities. Our members are directly involved in the planning of their programs and everyone is encouraged to participate at their comfort level. We are currently looking for volunteers for our Saturday program for the fall session (September 14 through December 14, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm each Saturday). Come and socialize and create happy memories for adults with developmental disabilities! Start of the day either bowling or in Friendship Club possibly cooking or working on a fall project with members. End the day helping members in activities such as Afternoon Explorations, Show Your Colors or Healthy Snacking. Volunteers are able to come for the entire shift, or for partial days (10am to 12pm or 1pm to 3pm) Contact us today for an application and to take the next step to get involved!

Riverwoods, IL

Through 12/7/19

Lead school and individual group tours through permanent and temporary exhibits and demonstrate how to make American Indian inspired crafts. Educate museum guests on Native American history and artifact significance. Answer questions related to Native American History and exhibits Docent training will provide you with the skills, education and confidence need for the docent position. Volunteers are asked to commit to the training program and a docent time slot at least once a week or every other week. This is a Skill Based Volunteer (SBV) Opportunity.

Evanston, IL

Through 6/5/20

The Office Assistant provides client and volunteer delivery drivers support over the phone. Duties include follow up calls, data entry, preparing mailings, filing, and other administrative tasks as assigned by the Volunteer Coordinator, Program Coordinator and Executive Director. The Office Volunteer may occasionally fill in for a Meal Delivery Volunteer as needed. Office Assistant open shifts: Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Evanston, IL

Through 4/9/20

Care Companion volunteers serve in one of the most important capacities: spending time with patients and families visiting our Barrington in-patient unit (IPU). Following infection control procedures, Care Companions will visit with patients and families and incorporate books, music, art, and games to provide comfort. They also provide IPU tours, escort Activity Volunteers to their destination, and respond to call lights. This assignment is also responsible for cleaning and maintaining the unit's Activity Cart (containing games, art supplies) as well as stocking Nourishment Centers and tidying up the family room. This role is extremely rewarding and one that undoubtedly leaves the volunteer feeling a strong connection to our mission of making every moment count for our patients and families. Success in this assignment depends on having a calm and comforting presence that will help patients and families to have the best experience they possibly can. Shifts are available every day of the week and typically last 3 hours. Orientation & Training: After our 4-hour orientation, Care Companion Volunteer applicants will continue their training through engaging online courses and will then shadow a current Care Companion Volunteer to become oriented to this role and our Hospice Center. Applicants must also get a 2-step tuberculosis (TB) test.

Through 4/3/20

Care Companion volunteers serve in one of the most important capacities: spending time with patients and families visiting our Glenview in-patient unit (IPU). Following infection control procedures, Care Companions will visit with patients and families and incorporate books, music, art, and games to provide comfort. They also provide IPU tours, escort Activity Volunteers to their destination, and respond to call lights. This assignment is also responsible for cleaning and maintaining the unit's Activity Cart (containing games, art supplies) as well as stocking Nourishment Centers and tidying up the family room. This role is extremely rewarding and one that undoubtedly leaves the volunteer feeling a strong connection to our mission of making every moment count for our patients and families. Success in this assignment depends on having a calm and comforting presence that will help patients and families to have the best experience they possibly can. Shifts are available every day of the week and typically last 3 hours. Orientation & Training: After our 4-hour orientation, Care Companion Volunteer applicants will continue their training through engaging online courses and will then shadow a current Care Companion Volunteer to become oriented to this role and our Hospice Center. Applicants must also get a 2-step tuberculosis (TB) test.

Through 4/3/20

Our services are expanding out to the Evanston area and Ambassadors are needed to help promote Center of Concern's services at local events around Evanston.

Through 8/6/20

One of the best ways for girls to learn new skills is to hear from someone who really knows their stuff! Would you consider yourself a subject matter expert on a specific topic? Do you have a talent/hobby you want to share? Do you want to inspire tomorrow's go-getters, innovators, risk-takers, and leaders? We're building an "Expert Connection", expert pool/speakers bureau to help Girl Scouts earn badgework, master new skills and learn from the best! We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to share their knowledge, skills and experiences at troop meetings, events and more. You can choose the details: the times you're available, how far you are willing to travel, and the ages of girls you're interested in helping. Take these steps to join the Expert Connection: Express your interest in the Expert Connection on this website. We will email you a form to complete that captures your contact information, your area(s) of expertise, availability and other interests. Your data will be shared in a spreadsheet posted for Girl Scout volunteers to view. Girl Scout volunteers will reach out to you directly to request your help. The safety and security of our girls and adult members is our highest priority and for this reason, we require that all Experts complete a criminal background check. Although not required for this position, we encourage all volunteers to register as member of Girl Scouts ($25/year). Financial assistance is available. No prior Girl Scout knowledge needed.

Through 9/30/20