Volunteer Services provides volunteer opportunities for more than 600 people each year. Possibilities include delivering Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors, providing Medicare counseling, mentoring children, helping older adults with bill paying, and many, many more. The staff in the Volunteer Services department will find the perfect match for those who want to help.
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is part of the Corporation for National Community Service's (CNCS) SeniorCorps. RSVP acts as a clearinghouse, connecting volunteers to positions at dozens of nonprofits throughout Cumberland and York counties. Learn more about RSVP opportunities in southern Maine.
Southern Maine Agency on Aging with its many programs relies on volunteers to provide services to the thousands of older adults in need of assistance each year. Volunteers perform a wide range of duties from counseling people on the intricacies of Medicare to computer work to visiting aging veterans.
Whether you are looking for an occasional assignment a few hours a month or want to be busy every week, SMAA has opportunities for you. Visit VolunteerME site to see all the openings.
Below are SMAA programs in critical need of volunteers to provide needed services to older residents and people with disabilities in Cumberland and York counties.
SMAA volunteers help provide nourishing meals and peace of mind to homebound seniors in Cumberland and York counties. Volunteers can:
After you contact Volunteer Services we will walk you through the process of becoming a volunteer. All volunteers will be expected to complete an enrollment form, provide references, and pass a criminal background check.
Additionally, all new volunteers will be interviewed both by SMAA's Volunteer Services department and the volunteer position supervisor.