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Faith in Action

Faith-Based Community Outreach

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Faith in Action coordinates volunteers to help people who face challenges related to health or aging.

Caregivers - Volunteers help older adults with light housekeeping, yardwork, minor repairs, meal and library book delivery, transportation to appointments, and making friendly visits.

Family Friends - Volunteers befriend a child with special needs due to a chronic health condition or disability, offering love, companionship and support to the entire family.

Strong for Life - Volunteers coach older adults in an easy to follow fitness routine designed to improve strength, function, and balance.

Learn more about other Faith in Action programs:
CarrierLink
Support for Caregivers
Delivery of books to home-bound

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Volunteers are trained to respectfully and compassionately help older adults and children with special needs and their families. Volunteers are the heart of Faith in Action. By sharing a few minutes a month or an hour or two each week, you assure the well-being of your neighbors.

Volunteers opportunities (updated 10/12/09):

Housekeeping - We have several requests light housekeeping - either one time cleanings or regular, twice a month visits to the same person.

Exercise coaches - Call Deana to find out how you can be a volunteer coach. You can help others lead a healthy life and get your daily exercise in at the same time!

Do we have your email address on file? If that's a good way to contact you, please send your email so we can update our files!

Volunteer applications, screenings, and training/orientations must take place before matching with a person in need. Please call today to find out how you can help!

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Volunteers assist older adults in Newberg, Dundee, St. Paul and surrounding rural areas with things they can no longer do for themselves such as:

Light housekeeping
Minor home repairs
Errands
Shopping
Friendly Visiting
Yard Work
Reading
Respite for family caregivers
Telephone Reassurance
Transportation