The Salvation Army - Superior

A church's Community Care Volunteer is someone who dedicates their time and skills to provide care and support to individuals and families within the local community and church. They may assist with various needs, including providing practical help, offering emotional support, or encouraging those in need.

Key aspects of a church's Community Care Volunteer:

• Focus on Community Needs:
  These volunteers are dedicated to addressing the specific needs of individuals and families and connecting to resources provided by the Corps Officer. 
• Practical Help and Support:
  They may be involved in tasks like delivering meals, helping with transportation, or visiting nursing homes or shut ins. 
• Emotional and Spiritual Care:
  Beyond practical needs, they offer a listening ear, encouragement, and spiritual guidance to those in need. 
• Accountability and Coordination:
  They are accountable to the church's leadership and work in coordination with other volunteers and church staff to ensure efficient and effective service.