Elderly United
Job Bank / Transportation / R.S.V.P.
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C.A.R.E / Homemaker / Personal Care/ MON AMI
Nutrition Programs / Meals on Wheels
Job Bank / Transportation / R.S.V.P.
Medical Claims/ Minority Outreach/ CHORE / Recreation Programs
Job Bank:
Job Bank is designed to assist persons age 55 and old with locating
employment in the Clark County area. The service also assists local
businesses with finding the right employee for their open positions.
Older workers are noted for their dependability and maturity and are in high demand in many job markets. Job Bank helps older people find meaningful jobs and businesses find qualified employees.
Transportation:
Elderly United provides rides to Senior Nutrition sites, medical
appointments, grocery stores and essential errands for persons age 60 and
older who have no other means of transportation. Transportation to medical
appointments outside the Clark County area is also provided.
Vehicles equipped with lifts are available for persons who are not ambulatory. Drivers are trained in assisting person with physical limitations.
You are asked to make your transportation request at least two weeks in advance to insure availability. Every effort will be made to accommodate emergency requests, but availability of a vehicle and driver cannot be guaranteed without sufficient notice.
You will be asked to donate toward the cost of the service, but you will not be denied service because of inability to pay.
If you do not have transportation and need a ride, call 937-323-4948.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program:
R.S.V.P. volunteers are placed in the position of their choice and serve through not-for-profit private and public community organizations. Volunteers can become involved in many areas of service, such as:
- Medical - hospitals, clinics, nursing homes.
- Community - social service agencies throughout the county.
- Nutrition - congregate sites, home delivery.
- Educational - city and county schools, museums, libraries, and literacy centers.
- Environmental, Homeland Security, Citizen Corps, Disaster Preparedness, and animal welfare projects.
After volunteers choose a position that suits their interest, they receive a brief orientation from the R.S.V.P. staff and additional support at their volunteer sties.
R.S.V.P. volunteers are covered by accident, liability and excess auto insurance while on assignment. R.S.V.P. may help with incidental expenses incurred while volunteering, such as transportation.
If you are 55 or older and feel you would like to balance your leisure and retirement years with service that means something special, contact R.S.V.P. at 937-324-5705 to register.
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Did you know?
Elderly United vans travel over 130,000 miles each year providing scheduled transportation.
Some EU vans are lift equipped and can accommodate a wheelchair.
Job Bank made 380 job placements last year.
Over 500 individuals volunteer through Elderly United.
Teen volunteers can do community service at Elderly United.
Elderly United is responsible for mowing 90 lawns each week, all summer long.
EU does leaf mulching and exterior window washing for a donation.