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Summary of Services

Community Caregivers serves people of all ages by providing the following.  All of our services are FREE.

  •         Transportation: driving disabled, elderly and non-driving persons for medical appointments, visits to family in nursing homes, for personal care services and for shopping. 

  •     Shopping: either accompanying a care receiver who needs assistance or doing the shopping, for items such as food, prescriptions, or personal items.  This includes picking up and delivering food from food pantries.  We can also pick up and deliver an order placed online.

  •     Caregiver respite care: providing a caring presence to allow a family member caring for someone with illness or disability to enjoy time away from their caregiving responsibilities.  Our volunteers will visit, talk, do crafts and read.  The family caregiver must remain in the home or nearby. 

  •     Meal preparation/delivery: preparing simple meals for individuals and families temporarily unable to provide for themselves; providing supplemental meals to persons with chronic conditions; delivering food from local food pantries.

  •     Light housekeeping: dusting, vacuuming and straightening up as needed; may be biweekly or monthly.

  •     Chores: doing minor home repairs, carrying packages, trimming hedges, cleaning flower beds, planting, raking, mowing and snow shoveling.

  •     Assistance with paying bills, correspondence, etc.: assisting persons who are blind, or who suffer from a chronic condition such as emphysema, with reading or writing correspondence, completing forms and organizing finances.

  •     Referrals to other agencies and services: providing information of services available in the area, and/or making direct referrals to appropriate agencies.

  •     Visitation: providing a physical presence to homebound people for social contact, emotional and psychological support through weekly or bimonthly visits.  

  •    Telephone assurance: contacting homebound individuals by telephone to check on their health and well-being, and to provide social and emotional support.

  •    Library book delivery: delivering books from local libraries to care receiver.

  •    Technology Assistance:  set up a computer, explain use of email and internet, connect DVD/VCR player or answering machine.

 

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