York Hair Stylist Hospice Volunteers

Posted 3 days ago

hospice community careYork (PA)

Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Volunteers are the Heart of Hospice & Community Care! "Being a Hair Stylist Volunteer for Hospice & Community Care has been so meaningful. Being able to combine my craft with helping people at such a pivitol time in their lives is an honor. But, I am certain, it is I who benefits the most." HCC Hair Stylist Volunteer Looking forward to a unique & rewarding way to service your local community and make a difference? Share your professional expertise in a special way to meet the needs of patients and families in our care. Hospice and Community Care is seeking hair stylist volunteers. Hair Stylist volunteers provide hair cuts to patients in their home residences or at senior nursing facilities. For patients in our care, this service can bring comfort and joy, and a much-appreciated respite from the daily physical and mental challenges they face as a result of their serious illness. Hair Stylist volunteers equally benefit, as their service can bring an immense sense of purpose and satisfaction. Hair Stylist volunteers must possess a current, valid PA Cosmetology license and have reliable transportation. Training will be provided. No time commitment is needed, and patient visits can be designed to best fit a volunteer's busy schedule. Learn more about this unique opportunity by contacting Amanda Adams at aadams@hospicecommunity.org or (717) 382-0105.

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