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Senior Hub's Well Elder Program: Help Aging Adults in Adams County. Become a volunteer community network partner. Conduct companion support and reassurance calls, educate aging adults about fraud prevention and share important resources with those older adult residents who need them most. If you are interested in serving as a volunteer in this role, call Senior Hub at 303.426.4408 ext 202 to get started!

Colorado Consumer Health Initiative: Phone banking is a fantastic opportunity to engage in important and meaningful conversations about the state of healthcare and guide fellow Coloradans to resources that they might need in this trying time. No experience is needed - they will train you and provide you with all the tools that you need. Please fill out this form so they can start scheduling trainings. If you have any questions feel free to email Miriam Ordoñez.
Colorado Volunteer Mobilizer for Medical and Public Health Professionals: The first question when registering is: Which organization do you want to volunteer with? Please make a selection, and if you are uncertain select General Volunteers, Medical Professionals, or P&EH – Public and Environmental Health (whichever one best describes your qualifications) for your home county. Determine which type of registration best suits your skill set: Occupation: If you are a retired or student volunteer, please select medical or non-medical and then add the student or retired. Medical Licensed Volunteers: If you are licensed through DORA, please list your license number with only the numbers no zeros at the front (example RN.0009933 you would put 9933 if it is RN.00099003 you would put 99003). If you are an EMT, please list the full license number including the letter at the beginning if there is one. If you are non-medical, please do not select “other” if at all possible. For example, if we are looking for someone who can be an administrative assistant, we would not be able to locate you Also, do not list medical professions under "Other" as we will not know you are there. If your occupation is not listed, please try to find something in the list that you would be able to do if you were needed. They are waiving the two FEMA courses at this time. If you would like to volunteer after COVID-19, you will be required to take and provide the training certificates.
Friends of St. Andrew’s is in need of volunteers to help distribute food. To volunteer Monday through Friday, please call 303.364.2329 or email [email protected].
Help Colorado Now: Sign up to be a volunteer or a neighborhood team leader at Help Colorado Now. Volunteer needs will vary depending on where you are located and what you are willing and able to do. Volunteer opportunities include administrative, client advocacy, construction, mental wellness, food bank support, language skills, healthcare, volunteer management, childcare, delivery of goods, or general support. View all COVID-19 response efforts at HelpColoradoNow.org.
Help CO Now: Volunteer Support: Help CO Now is helping to pair volunteers with those organizations who need them during this time of COVID-19. To request volunteers, for roles that could be filled by spontaneous volunteers, visit this link and fill out the form.
Senior Hub's Well Elder Program: Help Aging Adults in Adams County. Become a volunteer community network partner. Conduct companion support and reassurance calls, educate aging adults about fraud prevention and share important resources with those older adult residents who need them most. If you are interested in serving as a volunteer in this role, call Senior Hub at 303.426.4408 ext 202 to get started!
S.H.O.U.T.: The S.H.O.U.T. program provides volunteer opportunities through the Senior Hub that serve our aging community in Adams and Arapahoe counties. Currently S.H.O.U.T. accesses over 500 volunteers and places them in different initiatives, programs, and locations. Phone: 720.523.2820 \| Email
Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) Contact Tracing Volunteers: TCHD is looking for volunteers to help with contact tracing efforts. Email Sara Garrington with subject line "Contact Tracing Support" to get started.
Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) Contact Tracing Volunteers: Tri-County Health Department has a Work from Home Volunteer Opportunity in response to COVID-19. You must have access to a computer, cell phone, and internet. By volunteering, you would be helping to promote, protect and improve the lifelong health of individuals and communities in Adams, Araraphoe and Douglas County. The role will entail helping practioners to conduct investigations of reported COVID-19 cases. Training and ovesight will be provided for these positions. Prefer a commitment of 16 hours a week for 3 months. Visit the TCHD website to learn more about the opportunities available and fill out the application to help determine best placement for you.
Vitalant: Blood donors needed! Colorado hospitals have an urgent need for blood. Learn more about eligibility requirements, and how to schedule and appointment.
Volunteers of America Colorado is in need of volunteers for in-person and at-home volunteering. Help is needed for their Meals on Wheels program and at-home volunteering. Volunteers are needed to make DIY fabric masks and cards for senior citizens who receive meals.Learn more about how to get involved and how to volunteer.
Volunteer Recruitment Support with Mile High United Way: Mile High United Way is organizing volunteers for the Denver Metro Area. If your organization wants to request volunteers, please email [email protected] with your needs.