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Providing Independent Living Support: Types of Independent Living Services Delivered by Volunteers Trainer: Date:

2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES By the end of the session, participants will further their understanding of: Services available to assist seniors to remain living independently Who provides these services and how clients benefit Volunteer roles in the delivery of these important services

3 What do you already know about independent living services? What questions do you have?

4 WHAT ARE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES? A variety of services that contribute to helping seniors remain in their homes longer Volunteers, in large part, make these services possible

5 WHO PROVIDES INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES? Area Agency on Aging, other county agencies Hospitals Home health agencies Community organizations and senior centers Senior housing complexes

6 WHO ARE THE CLIENTS? Frail elderly Seniors who may need a little help to remain living independently Some younger adults with disabilities Mainly seniors who live alone

7 MEAL DELIVERY AND CONGREGATE MEALS Nutritious meals delivered to the home on a schedule Nutritious meals offered at a meal site where clients can socialize Volunteers deliver meals, assist in the kitchen, escort seniors, serve meals

8 TRANSPORTATION Clients receive rides to appointments, errands, recreational/social events Volunteers drive and escort clients, provide company and safe transit

9 COMPANIONSHIP/OUTREACH AND HOME VISITS Homebound seniors and nursing home residents receive one-on-one visits (usually 1-2 times a week) Volunteers do what friends do for friends. May go on outings, sit and visit, enjoy hobbies together, etc.

10 RESPITE CARE Clients get needed time to themselves, peace of mind that elder is being looked after Volunteer stays with elder while caregiver takes a break

11 ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING Clients receive help with light housework and errands that they have difficulty managing on their own Volunteers help with household management tasks, errands, correspondence, medication reminders, etc.

12 SAFETY CHECK Clients receive household repairs/upgrades and information to improve home safety Volunteers provide information and follow-up to help seniors prevent falls, injuries, and burglaries

13 AND MORE… Assist at adult day care centers Conduct disaster preparedness trainings Help seniors complete tax forms Exercise classes Provide telephone reassurance Hospice care

14 VOLUNTEERS ALSO… Respect their clients privacy and maintain confidentiality Help obtain information about other needed services, where possible Advocate: bring unmet needs to the attention of supervisor

15 EXERCISE: HOW WOULD YOU HELP THIS CLIENT? In small groups, read the situation your group has been assigned. One person should record: What do you think is the problem? What kind of service would you recommend? *Extra Credit*: Name a local agency that provides the service Be ready to share with the group

16 REFLECTION: OTHER SENIORS IN YOUR LIFE Is there anyone you know who could benefit from… Receiving independent living services Participating in volunteer opportunities

17 SURVEY OF CLIENTS Dont know what I would do without her. Hes my eyes. A life saver. Without him I would be in a nursing home. The best thing in my life. I used to have a sour attitude, she sweetened me up. Life is much more interesting.