Church Service Volunteers

• **All volunteers MUST meet and agree to our Covid policy. See below for more details***

Every Sunday Norwood Crossing holds church service from 9:45 to 11:15 AM and 1:30 to 3:15 PM. It is a non-denominational Christian service. Volunteers will help set-up and transport residents from their room to the service.

Residents sing hymns, pray, and listen to readings.

Holy Communion is on the first Sunday of the month.

Impact:

Many volunteers and residents form friendships which enhance the lives of both but most of all you would be helping by enriching the lives our our residents.

Some duties:

• Sit with a resident and help them follow the hymns and readings
• Transport from their room to the chapel

Benefits of your commitment:

• You will make a difference in the lives of our senior residents
• Have fun and make friends with residents, staff, & volunteers

Qualifications:

• Able to safely transport residents in their wheelchairs (training provided)
• Able to commit to being here on time every week for the full two hours. Advance notice of absences is most helpful to the rest of the team of volunteers and staff.
• Interpersonal flexibility required working with other volunteers and you need to be able to take direction from lead volunteers and/or staff.
• Must support the goal of nor·VOL·ution and Norwood Life Society to enrich the lives of members of our community including the seniors we serve, our volunteers, the staff, and the community at large.

Norwood Crossing Volunteer Covid Policy

All volunteers must meet one of the following criteria:

1 - Fully vaccinated/up-to-date on all COVID-19 boosters

• Provide copy of vaccine card
• Sign covid19 vaccine education packet

2 - Vaccinated but not fully up-to-date on all boosters

• Provide copy of vaccine card
• Complete medical contraction paperwork
• Complete mandatory IPDH 90-minute training for all unvaccinated workers on Relias
• Sign covid19 vaccine education packet

3 - Medical or religious exemption

• Completed and approved exemption paperwork
• Complete mandatory IPDH 90-minute training for all unvaccinated workers on Relias
• Sign covid19 vaccine education packet

Volunteers who have been on a floor where they has been a COVID outbreak will need to complete mandatory testing. Testing on site is recommended. At home tests or testing from a testing site are also permitted but we will need a copy of test results. If testing from home a picture of the test with your name and date will need to be provided.

Vaccine cards, exemption or medical contraction paperwork, and all CMS training certificates need to be turned in to the Director of Volunteer Services before any volunteer begins their volunteer role at Norwood Crossing.

Volunteers should not come in to volunteer if they are symptomatic.

2 shifts available:

• 09:45 to 11:15 CST
• 13:30 to 15:15 CST