Our program advocates for the rights of those residents living in long-term care homes by making sure their rights are met by empowering them to speak for themselves and helping to resolve complaints/concerns through the involvement of all parties involved. We welcome all support from the local to the federal level and wish to reassure all residents that our goal is to make a difference in their lives by assisting our staff and volunteers. Volunteer opportunities are available in all 21 counties we serve.
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Skills Requested: Love of helping others and being a social support to residents of nursing homes and residential care facilities
Requirements & Commitment: 18 years or older and ability to pass a background screen. Advocacy training is provided and required.
Ombudsman volunteers can volunteer in 21 different counties across Missouri. Volunteers for the program are trained and expected to: – To advocate for residents’ rights – To provide community education on long-term care issues – To provide ombudsman services to all residents of all long-term care facilities in Missouri Ombudsman volunteers help to achieve these goals by: – Making sure Read more...
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Skills Requested: Love of helping others and being a social support to residents of nursing homes and residential care facilities
Requirements & Commitment: 18 years or older and ability to pass a background screen. Advocacy training is provided and required.
Ombudsman volunteers can volunteer in 21 different counties across Missouri. Volunteers for the program are trained and expected to: – To advocate for residents’ rights – To provide community education on long-term care issues – To provide ombudsman services to all residents of all long-term care facilities in Missouri Ombudsman volunteers help to achieve these goals by: – Making sure Read more...
