Volunteer Services
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"I like Volunteering because you are doing something that is going to help people. You might not be doing the actual care, but you Anna Higgins, |
"I think I've learned a lot. It's nice to know that I've been useful and appreciated for the time I've spent and the things Agnes Duggan, |
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Thank you for your interest in volunteering at
Milford Regional!
Teen Volunteer Program
Volunteering can be a great way to gain experience while helping others. We are now accepting applications for teen volunteers during the school year. Teens must be 14 years of age or older, Must be available one day a week after school until 4:30 p.m. for a minimum of 3 months during the school year.
Teen Volunteer Application and Forms
Volunteers are a Valuable Resource
Volunteers contribute significantly in the daily functioning of the hospital by providing the extras: supporting staff, assisting patients and visiting families. The measure of their value is far greater than the 600+ weekly hours of service they provide. Volunteers contribute their skills, experience, and most of all, their compassion.
Who Volunteers?
Students, working people, at-home moms and dads, professionals, retirees and teens. Like the patients they serve, Volunteers represent a diverse group.
Why Volunteer?
Volunteering is a win-win endeavor. As much as volunteers give to Milford Regional, volunteers are quick to say they get back as much or more… Friendships and camaraderie, the opportunity to learn and gain experience, satisfaction from giving back to the community, and the ability provide a useful and valued service are some reasons volunteers stay.
How Can You Contribute?
Opportunities exist in these areas and more:
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If You Would Like to Volunteer or Find Out More
Contact the Director of Volunteer Services by calling 508-422-2263 or emailing to vol@milreg.org. An interview will be set up to discuss options and to best match your interests and skills to Milford Regional's variety of needs and opportunities to help. Volunteers must be at least 14 years of age and complete a health screen (including annual TB test). Orientation and training is provided.
"The friendships that develop you can't touch on the outside. I've been volunteering five years, and hope to be doing it for the next 10 years!" Alice Wright, |
"I play with the children who are patients — and their siblings sometimes. The kids enjoy it, and the parents seem so appreciative. I feel like I am contributing in some way.... and I'm having a lot of fun." Barbara Kucich, |