Do you have experience as an educator, author, social worker, or in another related field?
Are you looking to volunteer your time and make an impact?
Aging Alone Together is a six-week program for adults 60+ who identify as solo agers. Sessions are offered in-person and via Zoom and offer information, resources and a supportive community. As a facilitator, you will lead sessions on strengthening social and support networks, preparing your home for aging in place, and considerations for making a move, advance care planning, and legal and financial matters.
Candidates should have excellent facilitation skills, a commitment to strengths-based learning, and an interest in positive aging.
Learn more by completing this form: https://dorotusa.jotform.com/232264990755970
Time commitment:
6 weeks for 2-2.5 hours per week.
Role:
- Set the tone for the entire program and deliver the content of each session.
- Share relatable anecdotes as they pertain to the topic of the session.
- Neutrality in values and opinions with an open-minded and accepting mindset.
- Volunteers who have lived experience as solo agers, or in any aspect of the life planning process are welcome and especially encouraged to join us.
- Facilitators come from various professions and walks of life. No prior experience in the subject matters of AAT is required. But all facilitators have:
- Ability to guide a large group (~30 participants in person, 50-100 participants virtually)
- Time management skills
- Collaborative skills
- Comfort with following a script
- Empathy and comfort in leading conversations with prompts.
- Skill in responding and engaging in a compassionate, warm and life affirming manner.
Training:
- Participate in one virtual facilitator training session: two days for 2.5 hours / day.
- Observe a program in its entirety.
- Facilitate alongside experienced facilitator.
- Post program check in with AAT staff