Aging Well with HIV Program Facilitator

Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services is seeking compassionate volunteers to become trained facilitators for the Aging Well with HIV (AWHIV) program. AWHIV is an evidence-based self-management workshop designed to help older adults living with HIV gain the skills and confidence to manage their health, stay active, and improve their quality of life.

Volunteer facilitators co-lead engaging virtual workshops that cover topics such as medication management, nutrition, exercise, symptom management, reducing isolation, advocacy, decision-making, and action planning.

Volunteer Responsibilities

• Co-facilitate one virtual workshop each week for six weeks (2½ hours per session).
• Create a welcoming, respectful, and supportive group environment.
• Follow the evidence-based curriculum and facilitate group discussions and activities.
• Encourage participation while maintaining participant confidentiality.
• Communicate with program staff and complete any required documentation.

Qualifications

• One or both facilitators for each workshop must be a person living with HIV or someone who has a close personal connection to HIV (such as a family member, partner, or caregiver).
• Compassionate, dependable, and comfortable working with diverse groups.
• Strong communication and active listening skills.
• Comfortable using virtual meeting technology (or willing to learn).
• Willing to complete Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services volunteer onboarding and all required facilitator training.

Training Provided

No previous facilitation experience is required. Selected volunteers will receive:

• Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services volunteer onboarding.
• Living Well with Chronic Conditions Facilitator Training.
• Aging Well with HIV (AWHIV) Facilitator Training.

By volunteering, you'll help older adults living with HIV build confidence, connect with others, and develop practical skills to improve their health and well-being.