Provides volunteers 55 and over opportunities to serve and help others. Programs include the Foster Grandparent Program, Senior Companion Program, and Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) program.

Seeks volunteers to work with children in the Toledo area, mainly Toledo Public Schools. Volunteers serve between 15-30 hours a week in school settings, helping with goals and objectives set by teacher. Volunteers receive a small stipend for hours worked and mileage. Training and monthly in-service is provided to volunteers.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Challenging and rewarding volunteer opportunities for people age 55 years or older. Volunteers serve at 32 sites across Washington County assisting in food pantries and free meal sites, delivering meals to shut-ins, providing transportation to seniors, as well as museums and social service agencies.

Recruits and trains volunteers who provide assistance to residents and staff at Ohio Living Breckenridge Village and to older adults in surrounding communities.

Licenced social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Provides part-time opportunities for older adults to volunteer in a range of nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and community programs. RSVP volunteers may provide tutoring, mentoring, employment coaching, transportation, tax preparation services, or food and nutrition support through their participation.

The Social Support Program is designed to provide consistent support and encouragement for people who are isolated and need assistance of staff and volunteers to socialize with peers and to offer respite for their caregivers. A network of support is offered to those with mobility issues or cognitive challenges with the goal of supporting independence. Referrals are accepted through the local healthcare systems, family or self referrals.

The Senior Companion Program is an AmeriCorps Senior Progarm that pair companions with older adults to provide non-medical services, including socialization, phone reassurance, medication reminders, assistance with daily activities, respite, and transportation. Senior companions receive a modest stipend, paid training, mileage reimbursement, personal paid time, and supplemental insurance.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Pairs volunteer companions with older adults. Companions provide non-medical services such as socialization and assistance with daily activities, like buying groceries, preparing meals, and cleaning.

Foster Grandparent is an on-going, dual-beneficiary program with a two-fold objective: 1) To help children be prepared for and do better in school and 2) to give low-income seniors an opportunity to supplement their incomes, combat isolation, and have a purposeful way to contribute to the community. Through this program, low-income, active seniors tutor at-risk youth in area schools and Head Start programs and receive a stipend for their work. Provides an opportunity for persons 55 and older to participate in one-on-one mentoring, tutoring and emotional support to children with special and exceptional needs. Locations for foster grandparents, to improve the lives of children in need, include Head Start centers, preschools, elementary schools, county boards of MRDD and private institutions. Foster grandparents receive monthly training, modest stipends, transportation reimbursements and meals during service.

A community effort to address issues of generational poverty and children's success in Springfield, Ohio. Primarily focused on the southeast side of Springfield which includes two elementary schools and two middle schools. Springfield Promise Neighborhood builds assets in adults, youth, and in the community. Our summer and after school activities connect youth with mentors and with effective, evidence-based approaches to foster resilience in youth and help them practice the tools to be good people, make good choices, and give back to others. Our family engagement opportunities bring parents together frequently to promote positive parenting and build the skills necessary to be good citizens and neighbors. Our community development activities and multiple partnerships address the need for good nutrition and healthy activity, while providing the neighborhood a safe place to gather in a 1 acre urban community garden.

Provides AmeriCorps members an opportunity to provide community service in Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) schools as tutors, mentors and role models. Goal is to keep Cleveland students in school and on track to graduate. Participants receive a bi-weekly stipend, and at the end of their service receive scholarship funds which can be used only for higher education.

Provides part-time opportunities for low-income individuals age 55 and over to assist other older adults and individuals who are homebound who have difficulty completing everyday tasks and continue living independently in the community. Senior Companions offers friendly visiting as well as one-on-one assistance with basic chores such as light cleaning, laundry, meal preparation and so forth. Senior Companions provide transportation and accompany clients to doctors, grocery stores and social events in the community. Senior Companions alert doctors and family members to potential problems. Senior Companions also provide short periods of relief to primary caregivers. - NOTE: No overnight services available.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Provides opportunities for people to volunteer their time and work for low wages on projects whose objective is to help developing countries make improvements in the areas of agriculture, community economic development, education, environment, health, and youth.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Licensed social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Licensed social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Offers a network of local, state, and national service programs that connects more than 200,000 Americans each year in intensive service to meet the country’s critical needs in education, public safety, health, and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve with nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-based and community organizations.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Provides part-time opportunities for older adults to serve as mentors and tutors for children in Head Start programs. Foster grandparents receive a tax-free monetary stipend for their work, bus passes for service days, and free meals on service days.