Opportunities From: TOGETHER MARATHON COUNTY

Volunteer: Stepping On Facilitator

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.

Contact: 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.

Contact: 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 Leader

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.

Contact: 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.

Contact: 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