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Welcomes volunteers to help with its transportation program “Road to Recovery” for ambulatory cancer patients who have no other way of getting to their lifesaving treatment appointments. Coordinators are needed to oversee all requests received for transportation and Drivers are needed to transport patients to and from their cancer-related medical appointments.
1-203-379-4700; 1-800-227-2345; www.cancer.org
Provide positive adult role models for children who are challenged in some way. They also sponsor a Foster Grandparents Program in the school system with a stipend for low-income elderly. 1-800-237-5437 Ext 136; 1-800-237-5437 Ext 110; www.NutmegBigBrothersBigSisters.org
Youth Mentoring - a non-profit, nondenominational
program that works with faith communities to meet the needs of abused, neglected and impoverished children and teens. In their Youth Mentoring Program , they train volunteer coordinators and mentors to assist teens in establishing plans for
housing, health, education, employment and parenting. They offer a critical goods program for supplying household goods. 860-243-1806; www.CovenantToCare.org
Has volunteer opportunities for medically qualified individuals to join the Town’s Roster. Physicians, PA’s, EMT’s, Mental Health Prof., Nurses, Nurses Aides, Dental Surgeons, Pharmacists and Veterinarians. Nonmedical
Volunteers also sought. 860-647-3173; Call to Register
Offers a wide variety opportunities to match your interest for adults and teens between 14 and 18. Training and free parking provided. 860-545-2198; www.HartHosp.org/Volsvc
Seeks assistance from both volunteers and community service people and they have a wide range of needs. 860-872-9825 Community Serv.; 860-872-7727 Volunteers; www.hvcchelps.org
Volunteers assist in meeting the needs of terminally ill patients and their families by providing companionship, practical assistance, and emotional support through Visiting Nurse & Health Services of Connecticut. Training required. Other opportunities, K9, Reiki, Music, Photo and Aromatherapy. 860-872-9163 Ext 2423; www.VNHSC.org
An all-volunteer organization which plans for arts and cultural events in downtown Manchester during the late spring, summer and early fall months. Meetings are once a month for the general committee, with other meetings for sub-committees planning specific months, marketing, fundraising, etc. Give as much or as little as you are able, or just volunteer on the event days.
For more information check out the website at www.imaginemainstreet.com or by contacting the organization at info@imaginemainstreet.com.
A private, nonprofit organization offering small group instruction to adults needing help with reading, writing and speaking English. 860-233-3853 or 860-528-7422; www.LVGH.org
The oldest operating theater in Connecticut. Call the box office at 860-647-9824 or email volunteering@cheneyhall.org to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
Located at 247 South Main Street, Manchester has opportunities available. 860-643-0949; www.LutzMuseum.org
Whether you attend an event, volunteer your time, or simply share the excitement with others, you are helping to shape a lively, inclusive, and thriving cultural community.
Join us as we continue to celebrate the arts, honor our history, and create new traditions for the future!
For more information or to become a volunteer reach out to info@imaginemanchester.com or info@workspacemanchester.com 860.647.6029.
Volunteer Positions: Assess donated items, help organize events and exhibits, give museums tours and assist visitors with genealogy investigations. Location: 175 Pine St. Phone: 860-647-9983; www.manchesterhistory.org
Offers volunteer opportunities in the Shelter, Soup Kitchen, Food Pantry, Clothing Bank as well as seasonal events. 860-647-8003 Ext 4256; www.MACC-ct.org
Has volunteer opportunities for teens and adults. 860-647-6841; www.ECHN.org
Uses volunteer drivers with their own vehicles to deliver meals at noontime to homebound people. 860-872-9163 Ext 2367; www.VNHSC.org
Volunteers are the lifeblood of MFB-NE and we are always looking for individuals and groups to come in and give of their time in making food “impact ready” for the agencies. To learn more and get involved contact Brent Carl at bcarl@midwestfoodbank.org
Seeks volunteers for their after school program with an emphasis on high-schoolers. 860-643-2701 Ext 103; www.NewHopeManor.net
Matches volunteers 55 and over with areas of their interest. 1-800-424-8867; www.SeniorCorps.gov
Provides hundreds of current volunteer opportunities at nonprofit agencies in the Greater Hartford Area. For a complete listing please visit the web site. 860-493-6800; www.UnitedWayInc.org
Volunteer in Connecticut with us and make a meaningful impact! Your time and skills can help change lives, whether it’s assisting with technology training, supporting recreational activities, or offering a helping hand to those in need. Join our team of dedicated volunteers and be a part of something truly special. Together, we can create a stronger, more connected community. Volunteer with us today!
Has opportunities for Community Service. Please call Senior, Adult & Family for more info. 860-647-3096