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Rethink the role of volunteers...

Wherever there are nursing homes, whether in the U.S. or around the world, there is an ever-growing need for highly trained, committed, compassionate, passionate volunteers to be companions for the people living there. No one should have to endure feelings of loneliness or isolation.


Learn how...

"Creating the Volun-Cheer Force" is a guide to creating sustainable and valuable volunteers recruited and trained to mitigate the adverse effects of loneliness. Falkowski shares his 30 years of experience and personal stories of how volunteers impact people's quality of life. Time is a precious commodity among care staff. Volunteers have the "luxury of time." Now is an excellent time to read this book. Or buy a copy for your leaders. Get it here:

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Online training for nursing home volunteers...

Enroll today!

Social isolation and feelings of loneliness are a painful reality for too many people living in nursing homes.

Enrolling in this course will give you, the volunteer, valuable insight and skills for becoming a trusted team member that makes a real difference in the lives of people living in nursing homes.

Tuition: $49, work at your own pace, timely instructor support, certificate upon completion.

Start today!


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Feel free to contact me. I am here to help you create or ramp up your volunteer program!

E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: (800)589-2084


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  • June 30, 2017February 1, 2022
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Baycrest – A Look at a Premier Volunteer Program

  • Existing Programs Using Volunteers in Expanded Roles

For the past 25 years, I have been advocating for people to visit the people living in nursing homes. So often nursing home residents do not get visitors which may lead to feelings of loneliness and uselessness. Over the last seven years I have been […]

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  • June 7, 2017August 23, 2020
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Volunteer Programs and Your Public Image

  • Expanding Volunteer Roles

Perceptions are everything. From my earliest days of military training to the present, I have been taught and now am teaching my own students and volunteers that perceptions powerfully influence the way people think and react.  This holds true for nursing homes as well. Recruiting […]

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  • October 4, 2016August 23, 2020
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How do you recruit 800 volunteers?

  • Existing Programs Using Volunteers in Expanded Roles

As you know, VolunCheerLeader  is on a quest to identify and highlight outstanding volunteer programs.  My journey is taking to me many different places to include Auckland, New Zealand.  Recently, while explaining my mission to someone they immediately piped up and said, “You have to […]

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  • September 8, 2016August 23, 2020
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“What about liability?”

  • Expanding Volunteer Roles

One of the first questions I get from owner/operators of nursing homes concerning volunteers is, “What about liability?”  My response: “What about it?”

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Rethink the role of volunteers...

Wherever there are nursing homes, whether in the U.S. or around the world, there is an ever-growing need for highly trained, committed, compassionate, passionate volunteers to be companions for the people living there. No one should have to endure feelings of loneliness or isolation.


Learn how...

"Creating the Volun-Cheer Force" is a guide to creating sustainable and valuable volunteers recruited and trained to mitigate the adverse effects of loneliness. Falkowski shares his 30 years of experience and personal stories of how volunteers impact people's quality of life. Time is a precious commodity among care staff. Volunteers have the "luxury of time." Now is an excellent time to read this book. Or buy a copy for your leaders. Get it here:

Book Cover Image

Online training for nursing home volunteers...

Enroll today!

Social isolation and feelings of loneliness are a painful reality for too many people living in nursing homes.

Enrolling in this course will give you, the volunteer, valuable insight and skills for becoming a trusted team member that makes a real difference in the lives of people living in nursing homes.

Tuition: $49, work at your own pace, timely instructor support, certificate upon completion.

Start today!


Podcast

SoundCloud logo
Listen to inspiring interviews with great managers of volunteers!


Subscribe

VolunCheerLeader

Click here to subscribe to VolunCheerLeader.com

Contact Me...

Feel free to contact me. I am here to help you create or ramp up your volunteer program!

E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: (800)589-2084


Past Articles

Creating the Volun-Cheer Force!

Tags

age aging aging population ambassadors Arcare care CNA community and home based services companions connectedness courage creativity direct care worker elderly image isolation liability loneliness long-term care national volunteer care corps non-pharmacological nurse nurse aide nursing nursing home nursing homes nursing homes nursinghomes older adults online person-centered care quality of care quality of life reflections relational relational care relationships resilience social isolation staffing training volunteer volunteerism volunteers
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