Volunteer Music Companion-Cumberland area

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bayada at inspira hospiceClayton (NJ)

Musicians and Singers Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

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Volunteer Music Companion Locations: Salem, Gloucester, and Cumberland Counties Commitment: Flexible, based on your availability Instruments: Guitar, violin, piano, ukulele, flute, or any instrument you love Overview We're looking for compassionate volunteers with musical talent who would like to share their gifts with hospice patients. Music has an incredible ability to comfort, calm, and connect — and your presence can make a meaningful difference in someone's day.

Role Responsibilities: Provide musical visits — Play your instrument for patients at assisted living facilities. Honor patient preferences — Play soothing music, familiar songs, or simply soft background melodies based on what the patient enjoys. Perform at Memorial Services-Provided meaningful musical tribute at a patient's memorial service when requested by the family. What You'll Gain Meaningful hands-on experience supporting patients and families Opportunities to use your musical abilities in a deeply impactful way Volunteer hours for school or community service A chance to brighten someone's day through the universal language of music?? Apply through Handshake or email me at ewallace 1@bayada.com to get started. Make a difference now—and build the skills your future career will rely on.

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