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As a HammondCare Biography Writing volunteer in the Central West, your listening and writing skills will allow our community clients to record their stories, memories, and messages for loved ones.
As a HammondCare Biography Writing volunteer in the Central West, your listening and writing skills will allow our community clients to record their stories, memories, and messages for loved ones.
The HammondCare Community Palliative & Supportive Care Service provides end of life care for patients who wish to remain at home. We’re looking for caring volunteers to visit patients in their homes to offer social support for one to two hours each week across the North Shore.
The HammondCare Community Palliative & Supportive Care Service provides end of life care for patients who wish to remain at home. We’re looking for caring volunteers to visit patients in their homes to offer social support for one to two hours each week across the Lower North Shore and Greenwich.
As a HammondCare Biography Writing volunteer in the Hunter Region (New Castle, Lake Macquarie and Upper Hunter) area, your listening and writing skills will allow our community clients to record their stories, memories, and messages for loved ones.
As a HammondCare Biography Writing volunteer in the Hunter Region (New Castle, Lake Macquarie and Upper Hunter) area, your listening and writing skills will allow our Community clients to record their stories, memories, and messages for loved ones.
Our client in Epping is seeking a like minded volunteer who enjoys chatting about Australia and whom she can share about her interest in India. Our client is speaks both English and Hindi and she would like to meet someone each week for an hour a week for conversations over a cuppa.
Make everyone’s day by pushing a trolley Serving coffees, creating a warm friendly environment where residents can come and enjoy a coffee, a treat, read a newspaper etc. You will need to be welcoming, ready for a chat, able to serve coffees and bring a joyful ambiance to our resident who are frail aged and living with Dementia in our aged care home in Erina.
As a HammondCare At Home volunteer, you’ll spend time with someone in your local community who may be lonely or socially isolated. We're looking for caring individuals who can sit and have a chat, reminisce and talk about topics of interest with elderly people in their own homes.
HammondCare pastoral care volunteers have an opportunity to support the spiritual and emotional needs of the elderly people living in their home. As a pastoral care volunteer you’ll be a Christian actively involved with a local Christian church in the Northern Sydney area.
Our client in Gladesville is seeking a like minded volunteer who enjoys chatting in Greek and English. Our client would like to meet someone each week for an hour a week for conversations over a cuppa.
Enjoy the great outdoors and spend time in the sunshine in Caufield as you walk alongside elderly residents who are living with dementia. You'll be helping people to maintain their mobility as well as their healthy wellbeing. Volunteers who would like to go for a walk with residents, this can be with residents in princess chairs (tub chairs) or walking residents.
Do you enjoy serving people and making them feel welcome? We need one more volunteer to join the current team of 2 people to assist with set-up, serving and clean-up of morning tea for residents who attend the weekly Chapel service on Thursday mornings. About 25-30 residents, all living with Dementia attend a Chapel service from 10:30am – 11:30 am.
Do you have a loud voice and a cheerful demeanour? If so, you will be perfect as our Bingo caller bringing joy and fun to our residents who live with dementia and are frail and elderly.
As a HammondCare Biography Writing volunteer in the Northern Beaches area, your listening and writing skills will allow palliative care patients record their stories, memories, and messages for loved ones.
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