If you are interested in making a real difference – having a positive impact on your community and enhancing the quality of life for senior citizens and/or their caregivers, then WE NEED YOU.
As a volunteer with Central Alabama Aging Consortium (CAAC), you can expect a dynamic and fulfilling day-to-day experience. Your primary responsibilities will include engaging with clients, assisting them with various activities, and providing support in community programs. Each day, you’ll work closely with a dedicated team, collaborating and addressing the needs of seniors and their families.
Your schedule will be flexible, with commitment required any day Monday to Friday.
Training will help you confidently navigate your role, and you’ll receive ongoing support as you immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of our organization. Embrace the opportunity to learn, grow, and make a difference every day!
Volunteers must pass a drug screening and background check.
Questions? Want to apply?
Send us an email at caac.media@caac-al.org
Here are a few areas where volunteers can help:
- Alabama Cares – Family Caregiver Support Program
- Insurance Counseling
- Long-Term Care Ombudsman
- SenioRx Prescription Assistance & Wellness Program
- Telephone Reassurance Program
Contractors as Volunteers
Local seniors need help with basic renovations including, but not limited to, doorway expansions, wheelchair ramps, shower bar installation, and minor home repairs. Payment is negotiated. Contractors must be licensed and bonded.
Please complete the application and a CAAC staff member will be in touch shortly. Please keep in mind, volunteers are subject to background checks.
For more information on specific opportunities and/or requirements, or to volunteer for one of these activities, please contact us at (334) 240-4680 or toll free (800) 264-4680.
Join Our Advisory Council
According to the Older Americans Act, the Area Agency on Aging shall establish an Advisory Council. The Council shall carry out advisory functions that further the agency’s mission of developing and coordinating community-based systems of services for all older persons in the planning and service area.
Members of the advisory committee provide advice to the CAAC staff on the needs of seniors and disabled in the county they represent and serve as an advocate for senior programs. Advisory committee members are paid for their mileage at the IRS rate per mile traveled to attend necessary meetings.
Are you interested in serving your community? We are always looking for civic minded individuals to advocate on behalf of seniors and disabled persons in our tri-county area. Please send an email to: caac.media@caac-al.org for more information
