The Oregon Veteran Volunteer Training Program Requires Volunteers

Oregon Veteran Volunteer Training: The Veteran Volunteer Program of the Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs is looking for volunteers in Linn, Benton, and Marion counties who want to help elderly veterans in their communities.

Volunteers Are Required For The Oregon Veteran Volunteer Training Program

The program’s goal is to give its volunteers the knowledge they need to help veterans, particularly older citizens, gain access to the benefits and resources to which they are entitled.

Volunteers work closely with the Veteran Volunteer Coordinator and the accredited local veteran service officer or tribal veteran service officer in their respective communities to locate veterans who may need assistance accessing their benefits in places like long-term care facilities, senior centres, libraries, mobile home parks, retirement communities, and other places where large groups of people congregate.

Oregon Veteran Volunteer Training

The agency requests that volunteers commit to serving between eight and ten hours per month, and anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to participate. Before volunteers can work with veterans, they must first pass a background check, which will not be paid for by the volunteer.

People in Linn, Benton, and Marion counties who are interested in volunteering are encouraged to attend the next training session, which will take place on January 26 at nine in the morning in Albany. Before January 19, at 4:00 p.m., anybody who is interested in attending this training must either fill out a form that can be found online or get in touch with Veteran Volunteer Coordinator Mark Newell through phone or email.

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