Volunteer Application

ElderNet provides a safety net for older and disabled adults to help them remain in their homes with dignity and strengthens food and financial security for all community members in need of support.

Volunteer Form
ElderNet provides a safety net for older and disabled adults to help them remain in their homes with dignity and strengthens food and financial security for all community members in need of support.
Which do you prefer to be contacted on?
How long have you lived in Pennsylvania?
Race (For Reporting Purposes Only)?
How would you like to help?
Driving to medical appts:
Essential errands to bank, pharmacy, etc
Pantry
Special Events
Grocery shopping
Friendly Caller
Friendly Visitor
Odd Jobs
Other Information Needed:

As part of ElderNet’s application process, we will need a few more pieces of information from you:

  1. A copy of your driver’s license or other government-issued ID. This will be used to complete a
    background check for all volunteers.
  2. Have you used any other first or last names? This will help complete the background check.
  3. A copy of your car insurance card. For volunteers who will be escorting participants only. We
    will also need updated insurance information when your policy is renewed or changed.
  4. Three references.

Reference 1

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Reference 2

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Reference 3

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June 5 to June 11 is Community Health Improvement Week. Community Health Improvement Week was formed by the Association for Community Health Improvement (ACHI) to acknowledge all the efforts of health professionals and create awareness regarding the work they do. The week is designed to honor healthcare professionals who serve their communities and improve the lives of their neighbors. ElderNet has had a long partnership with Main Line Health, providing free health resources through the Ask a Nurse Program.

Currently, there is a nurse available every 3rd Tuesday of the month, from 10AM-Noon at ElderNet’s food pantry to answer medical questions, explain prescriptions and take participant’s blood pressure. Please join us in honoring the medical staff in our community who have done so much the last two years during the pandemic, and who do so much for our participants.

June 1 to June 7 is also National CPR and AED Awareness Week. The ElderNet staff will be getting their CPR certification training at the end of the month. Consider becoming CPR certified to be better prepared to serve your neighbors or older adults in the community should an emergency arise.

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