Volunteer and Faith-Based Respite
Volunteer Respite Manual: Creating Valuable Options for Family Caregivers
As you explore the ARCH Volunteer Respite Manual, you may find that you need additional resources and information to help you plan or implement your community volunteer respite program. We have gathered samples of job descriptions, volunteer application forms, orientation checklists, volunteer interview questions, background check forms, reference forms, policies and procedures, training resources and more. This list of resources will continue to be updated and new resources added as they become available.
Volunteer and Faith-based Respite Models
To find examples of volunteer and faith-based respite services, visit ARCH's Innovative and Exemplary Respite Services, and the ARCH Volunteer and Faith-based Respite Learning Collaborative.
See also ARCH's Respite and the Faith Community and Volunteer Respite: Roadmap to Resources.
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Respite Resources for Innovation and Sustainability
ARCH Presentation to the USAging Caregiver Champion Collaborative on September 25, 2024 The National Caregiver Champion Collaborative is a broad-based affinity group composed of Aging Network providers and partners who…
Easterseals Child Model Publicity Release
Example from Easerseals
Easterseals Respite Services Volunteer Form
From Easterseals
Respite Breakroom: A How-to-Guide for Faith & Community Organizations
Developed by the South Carolina Respite Coalition and the SC Department on Aging. A Respite Breakroom is a faith- or community-based respite model designed to give a family caregiver a…
Volunteer Respite – Putting the Pieces Together: Implementation from Recruitment to Matching
Many statewide Lifespan Respite grantees and partners are interested in increasing the availability of and connecting family caregivers to volunteer respite providers. Learn how to support the development of evidence-based/evidence-informed…
Volunteer Program Sample Code of Ethics
This code of ethics governs the performance of the (Sponsoring Organization’s) officers, employees, board members, volunteers, and agents, (representatives) engaged in the administration of contracts supported by Federal assistance. Any…
Sample Performance Evaluation of a Volunteer
Source: From NC Handbook of Volunteer Management, 1991. As printed in North Carolina Respite Care Coalition, Lifespan Respite: An Information Guide for Developing, Recruiting, Training and Retaining Volunteers, 2011
About Me: Child Information Story
Example from Gio’s Garden
Incident Report Example
Example form from First Free Church
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