Volunteering
Looking to make a difference in your community? Guided Path is seeking volunteers to help us serve those in need. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available and welcome individuals of all backgrounds and skill sets to join us in making a positive impact. Contact us today to learn more about how you can involved!
Volunteer Opportunities
Supporting With Compassion
Direct Patient and Family Support:
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Peer to Peer Support: Provide emotional support to stage IV cancer patients through shared lived experiences. User your personal experience with a stage IV cancer diagnosis to connect, helping to eliminate the feelings of isolation a diagnosis can create.
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Patient Companions: Provide companionship and emotional support to patients by visiting them in their homes, hospitals, or treatment centers. Engage in conversation, play games, or simply offer a listening ear.
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Respite Caregivers: Allow family caregivers some much-needed time away by providing temporary assistance with errands, housekeeping, or childcare.
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Transportation Assistance: Assist patients with transportation to and from appointments or treatments, ensuring they can access essential medical care.
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Support Services and Administration:
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Administrative Support: Assist with clerical tasks, data entry, or answering phones, freeing up staff time for direct patient support.
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Event Planning and Fundraising: Help organize fundraising events, grant applications, or awareness campaigns to secure funding for Guided Path's programs.
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Website and Social Media Management: Contribute to maintaining the website and social media presence, raising awareness about Guided Path's services and resources.
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Board Member: Help lead by actively providing oversight, accountability, and high-level strategy for the organization (may require certain qualifications).
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Special Skills and Expertise:
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Stage IV Cancer Support Group Facilitator: Offer trained professional emotional support, practical guidance, social connection and empowerment to patients and families dealing with a stage IV cancer diagnosis in a group setting or virtual meeting.
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Art Therapists or Music Therapists: Offer creative therapy sessions for patients and families to express themselves and find emotional release.
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Complementary Therapists: Provide licensed massage therapy, reiki, or other complementary therapies to promote relaxation and well-being for patients (depending on regulations and facility permissions).
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Bereavement Support Volunteers: Offer support and understanding to families grieving the loss of a loved one after their death.
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Professional Services Support:
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Legal Assistance: Provide licensed legal assistance with end-of-life preparations, such as; wills, powers of attorney, advanced directives, trusts and more).
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Property Care Support: Donate licensed staff and time to assist with general upkeep of a patient’s home (lawncare services, electrical services, plumbing services, heating and air services, house-cleaning services, carpentry services, etc.).