Volunteer: Meals on Wheels Volunteer Driver (Friday Routes Needed)Deliver a Hot Meal, a Friendly Check-In, and Peace of Mind Opportunity Overview: The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin (ADRC-CW) is seeking caring, reliable volunteers to serve as Meals on Wheels drivers, with an immediate need for Friday volunteers. Drivers deliver hot, nutritious meals to adults 60+ who are primarily homebound, offering both nourishment and a brief safety check that helps older adults remain independent. What You'll Do: Pick up meals at the designated nutrition site between 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.Deliver meals to participants' homes following specific instructionsCheck in briefly with each participant to ensure they're doing wellDrive safely and maintain confidentialityReturn insulated bags and clipboard to the kitchen after the routeReport any concerns to ADRC-CW StaffTime Commitment: Fridays, with routes available in the Wausau Metro areaPick-up: 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.Delivery: About 1 hourWrap-up: Return bags/clipboard to kitchenTotal: Approximately 1.5 hoursRoutes may vary by number of meals and distanceWho Thrives in This Role Friendly, patient volunteersPeople who enjoy brief social interactionsSafe, confident driversHelpers who want a short, meaningful weekly commitmentQualifications Pleasant, patient mannerAbility to maintain confidentialitySafe driving skills & good driving recordAbility to lift 10-15 lbs (insulated bags)Comfortable entering/exiting a vehicle and walking meals to homes18+ with required criminal history checkWhy It Matters Every meal you deliver provides nutrition, connection, and reassurance. Volunteers help older adults remain safe, supported, and independent and many participants deeply appreciate the friendly checkin that comes with each delivery. If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button. If this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out! Let’s find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering. Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Deliver a Hot Meal, a Friendly Check-In, and Peace of Mind Opportunity Overview: The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin (ADRC-CW) is seeking caring, reliable volunteers to serve as Meals on Wheels drivers, with an immediate need for Friday volunteers. Drivers deliver hot, nutritious meals to adults 60+ who are primarily homebound, offering both nourishment and a brief safety check that helps older adults remain independent. What You'll Do: Pick up meals at the designated nutrition site between 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.Deliver meals to participants' homes following specific instructionsCheck in briefly with each participant to ensure they're doing wellDrive safely and maintain confidentialityReturn insulated bags and clipboard to the kitchen after the routeReport any concerns to ADRC-CW StaffTime Commitment: Fridays, with routes available in the Wausau Metro areaPick-up: 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.Delivery: About 1 hourWrap-up: Return bags/clipboard to kitchenTotal: Approximately 1.5 hoursRoutes may vary by number of meals and distanceWho Thrives in This Role Friendly, patient volunteersPeople who enjoy brief social interactionsSafe, confident driversHelpers who want a short, meaningful weekly commitmentQualifications Pleasant, patient mannerAbility to maintain confidentialitySafe driving skills & good driving recordAbility to lift 10-15 lbs (insulated bags)Comfortable entering/exiting a vehicle and walking meals to homes18+ with required criminal history checkWhy It Matters Every meal you deliver provides nutrition, connection, and reassurance. Volunteers help older adults remain safe, supported, and independent and many participants deeply appreciate the friendly checkin that comes with each delivery. If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button. If this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out! Let’s find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering. Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 54403 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Memory Cafe Volunteer (Third Thursday Each Month)Create a Welcoming Space for Adults Experiencing Memory Loss Opportunity Overview The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin (ADRC-CW) is seeking friendly volunteers to support the Memory Cafe. This is a monthly gathering that offers a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment for people with mild to moderate memory loss and their care partners. As a volunteer, you help create a warm, welcoming space where guests can connect, laugh, learn and feel supported by their community. What You'll Do Greet participants and help them feel comfortable upon arrivalGuide guests to tables and the serving areaEngage in conversation and assist with activitiesHelp guests locate bathrooms and navigate the spaceAssist with setup and cleanup before and after the eventParticipate in required training and updatesTime Commitment Third Thursday of each month9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (includes setup and post-event support)Each Cafe lasts 1.5 - 2 hours, with additional time before and after for volunteer supportWho Thrives in This Role Warm, welcoming people who enjoy conversation and gentle social engagementHelpers comfortable supporting adults with memory lossVolunteers who value connection, dignity, and community careWhy It Matters Memory Cafe Volunteers help create a space where participants feel seen, supported, and connected. Your presence offers comfort, joy, and community to individuals navigation memory loss and meaningful support to their care partners If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button. If this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out! Let’s find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering. Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Create a Welcoming Space for Adults Experiencing Memory Loss Opportunity Overview The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin (ADRC-CW) is seeking friendly volunteers to support the Memory Cafe. This is a monthly gathering that offers a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment for people with mild to moderate memory loss and their care partners. As a volunteer, you help create a warm, welcoming space where guests can connect, laugh, learn and feel supported by their community. What You'll Do Greet participants and help them feel comfortable upon arrivalGuide guests to tables and the serving areaEngage in conversation and assist with activitiesHelp guests locate bathrooms and navigate the spaceAssist with setup and cleanup before and after the eventParticipate in required training and updatesTime Commitment Third Thursday of each month9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (includes setup and post-event support)Each Cafe lasts 1.5 - 2 hours, with additional time before and after for volunteer supportWho Thrives in This Role Warm, welcoming people who enjoy conversation and gentle social engagementHelpers comfortable supporting adults with memory lossVolunteers who value connection, dignity, and community careWhy It Matters Memory Cafe Volunteers help create a space where participants feel seen, supported, and connected. Your presence offers comfort, joy, and community to individuals navigation memory loss and meaningful support to their care partners If you'd like to learn more or get involved, simply select the green respond button. If this role isn’t quite the right fit, reach out! Let’s find a way for you to get involved that matches your life, your skills, and what you’re hoping to get out of volunteering. Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 54403 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Stepping On FacilitatorHelp Older Adults Stay Safe & Independent
Impact: Your guidance helps older adults build confidence, reduce fall risks, and stay active in their homes and communities. As a Stepping On Facilitator, you’ll co‑lead an evidence‑based workshop that has been shown to reduce falls by up to 30%. Role: Stepping On Facilitator (Trained) Agency: ADRC of Central Wisconsin When: 1 session per week, 3 hours, for 7 weeks Where: Various community locations Why This Role Matters: Older adults gain practical skills to stay safe and independent Participants learn from you and from expert guest speakers Your leadership helps create a supportive, interactive learning space What You’ll Do: Co‑facilitate fall‑prevention workshops with another trained leader Guide group discussions and activities using a structured curriculum Support participants as they build strength, balance, and confidence Training & Support: Attend a 3‑day Stepping On Facilitator Training (virtual or in‑person) through the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging Become a licensed facilitator Lead one or two programs per year, based on your availability Who Thrives in This Role: Adults 18+ who enjoy working with older adults People comfortable leading small groups Volunteers who value structure, teamwork, and meaningful impact Before Applying: Because this is a specialized role, we’d love to talk first to make sure it’s a great fit. Simply select the green RESPOND button at the top. Peggy Kurth peggy.kurth@adrc-cw.org 715-261-6070 Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Help Older Adults Stay Safe & Independent
Impact: Your guidance helps older adults build confidence, reduce fall risks, and stay active in their homes and communities. As a Stepping On Facilitator, you’ll co‑lead an evidence‑based workshop that has been shown to reduce falls by up to 30%. Role: Stepping On Facilitator (Trained) Agency: ADRC of Central Wisconsin When: 1 session per week, 3 hours, for 7 weeks Where: Various community locations Why This Role Matters: Older adults gain practical skills to stay safe and independent Participants learn from you and from expert guest speakers Your leadership helps create a supportive, interactive learning space What You’ll Do: Co‑facilitate fall‑prevention workshops with another trained leader Guide group discussions and activities using a structured curriculum Support participants as they build strength, balance, and confidence Training & Support: Attend a 3‑day Stepping On Facilitator Training (virtual or in‑person) through the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging Become a licensed facilitator Lead one or two programs per year, based on your availability Who Thrives in This Role: Adults 18+ who enjoy working with older adults People comfortable leading small groups Volunteers who value structure, teamwork, and meaningful impact Before Applying: Because this is a specialized role, we’d love to talk first to make sure it’s a great fit. Simply select the green RESPOND button at the top. Peggy Kurth peggy.kurth@adrc-cw.org 715-261-6070 Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Stepping On Peer LeaderEmpower Older Adults Through Peer-Led Fall Prevention
Impact: Your lived experience and encouragement help older adults stay safe, confident, and connected. As a Peer Leader, you’ll co‑lead the Stepping On workshop—an evidence‑based program proven to reduce fall risks by up to 30%. Role: Stepping On Peer Leader (Trained) Agency: ADRC of Central Wisconsin When: 1 session per week, 3 hours, for 7 weeks Where: Community locations across the region Why This Role Matters: Participants learn from someone who understands their stage of life Your presence helps create a welcoming, relatable group environment You help older adults build strength, balance, and confidence What You’ll Do: Co‑lead weekly workshops with another trained leader or staff member Support group conversations and activities Encourage participants as they practice new skills Training & Support: Complete Peer Leader training (provided) Lead one or two programs per year, depending on your schedule Work alongside another trained volunteer or staff member Who Thrives in This Role: Adults 60+ who enjoy connecting with peers People comfortable speaking in front of small groups Volunteers who care deeply about senior safety and wellness Before Applying: This is a specialized role, so we’d love to talk with you first to explore whether it’s the right fit. Simply select the green RESPOND button at the top. Peggy Kurth Peggy.kurth@adrc-cw.org 715-261-6070 Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Empower Older Adults Through Peer-Led Fall Prevention
Impact: Your lived experience and encouragement help older adults stay safe, confident, and connected. As a Peer Leader, you’ll co‑lead the Stepping On workshop—an evidence‑based program proven to reduce fall risks by up to 30%. Role: Stepping On Peer Leader (Trained) Agency: ADRC of Central Wisconsin When: 1 session per week, 3 hours, for 7 weeks Where: Community locations across the region Why This Role Matters: Participants learn from someone who understands their stage of life Your presence helps create a welcoming, relatable group environment You help older adults build strength, balance, and confidence What You’ll Do: Co‑lead weekly workshops with another trained leader or staff member Support group conversations and activities Encourage participants as they practice new skills Training & Support: Complete Peer Leader training (provided) Lead one or two programs per year, depending on your schedule Work alongside another trained volunteer or staff member Who Thrives in This Role: Adults 60+ who enjoy connecting with peers People comfortable speaking in front of small groups Volunteers who care deeply about senior safety and wellness Before Applying: This is a specialized role, so we’d love to talk with you first to explore whether it’s the right fit. Simply select the green RESPOND button at the top. Peggy Kurth Peggy.kurth@adrc-cw.org 715-261-6070 Nonprofit: The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 54403 Allow Groups: No |