What We Do

Volunteers provide short-term or one-time assistance to elders with a specific need or task. This could be anything technical like explaining how to use any mobile phone function, processing any computer system task or any other tech-related services. Physical activities that elders are unable to perform shall also be carried out by the volunteers.

This is a program where our volunteers provide  assistance to older adults in their homes by engaging in routine activities or making them participate in social programs. Volunteers visit the aged to have some light-mood conversation, to share and hear each other’s experiences and cheer them up.

Volunteers accompany seniors to music sessions, libraries or other activities that might help them to reduce their anxiety and keeps them mentally active.

Since elderly individuals, who may have pre-existing conditions, are at high risk during this public health crisis, special care must be taken to safeguard their health and well-being. The COVID-19 outbreak has disproportionately impacted people over age 60, communities of color, and those with pre-existing medical conditions. As a result, direct face-to-face outreach to these individuals and others has been drastically curtailed during the pandemic. But physical distancing doesn’t have to lead to social isolation. But being socially isolated from others poses its own mental and physical health hazards, such as depression, severe loneliness and even increased risk of stroke, dementia, or death. Volunteering for Seniors, Inc virtual volunteering offers exciting possibilities, for volunteers. As a remote volunteer, the benefits of your activities aren’t limited to those you help. Virtual volunteers play a meaningful role in helping seniors engage. Our volunteers work creatively to match their skills and interests. Virtual volunteer opportunities can be one-time or on an ongoing basis.