|
VolunteersAt Broadway House, volunteers are important members of the organizational team and are carefully placed in assignments that best match their interests, skills, past experiences, and availability. Volunteers are needed to assist the residents in areas of socialization by tutoring, playing games, and making room visits to simply talk and spend quality time with the residents. Volunteers are also needed to help with clerical responsibilities including typing, filing, and mailings. Our location is easily accessible for volunteers and ample supervised parking is available at no cost. Broadway House also provides 24-hour security guard supervision.
Printer
Friendly Forms/Documents Printer
Friendly Application Form (125KB)
Broadway House for Continuing Care Honors Volunteer with President’s Volunteer Service Award Established in 2003, the President’s Volunteer Service Award is available on an annual basis to individuals, groups and families who have met or exceeded requirements for volunteer service and have demonstrated exemplary partnership through volunteering. As one of thousands of Certifying Organizations participating in this award program, Broadway House for Continuing Care confers the award to recognize the outstanding achievements of its volunteers. Broadway House for Continuing Care recently awarded Adam Baginski with the Bronze President’s Volunteer Service Award. Baginski is a Junior at St. Peter’s Prep High School in Jersey City and a resident of Glen Ridge. In 2005, Baginski completed over 100 hours of volunteer service at Broadway House to qualify for this award. As a volunteer he assisted residents with many leisure activities including bingo, card games, and the candy store. “My favorite thing to do was talk with the residents. They would tell me their problems and I liked to be the person they could count on,” said Baginski. Besides volunteering, Baginski participates in his high school’s math, history, golf, and swim teams. “Each volunteer hour he contributed makes a difference in improving the quality of life for our residents, and I encourage everyone to contribute to our community by volunteering.” James Gonzalez, President & CEO Broadway House. For more information
about volunteering at Broadway House for Continuing Care, you
can contact Deborah Freisinger at |
|||||||||||||
|
Broadway House For Continuing Care - 298 Broadway Newark, New Jersey 07104 - (973) 268-9797 |