Through the Senior Companion Program, people age 60 and older provide assistance and friendship to elderly individuals who are homebound and, generally, living alone.  By taking care of simple chores, providing transportation to and from medical appointments, and offering contact to the outside world, Senior Companions often provide the essential services that prevent older Americans from having to enter nursing homes.  They also provide respite care to relieve live-in caretakers for short periods of time.  They serve in a variety of areas, including:
 

• In-home assistance

• Respite

• Dixie Dialysis Center

• Long-term Care Facilities

• Hospice Programs

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What are the BENEFITS of becoming a Senior Companion?

Do I QUALIFY to be a Senior Companion?

Who can I CONTACT for more information?

Download the Senior Companion APPLICATION!
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