Opportunities From: One Albuquerque Volunteers

Volunteer: Volunteer Opportunity Reiki Practitioner Healing/ Meditation- Facility Workshops

Are you passionate about healing and mindfulness? Do you want to share your Reiki or meditation skills to bring peace and well-being to others? We are seeking dedicated Volunteer Reiki practitioners and meditation facilitators to lead workshops at various Nursing homes/Assited Living Homes!

As a volunteer, you will have the chance to make a meaningful impact by providing energy healing, leading mindfulness practices, and fostering a peaceful environment for participants.

What We’re Looking For:

✔ Certified Reiki Practitioners (Levels 1, 2, or Master)
✔ Passion for holistic healing and community service
✔ Ability to create a safe, welcoming space for participants (staff and residents)

What You’ll Do:

✨ Lead Reiki healing sessions or meditation workshops
✨ Help individuals find balance, relaxation, and inner peace
✨ Educate participants about the benefits of energy healing and mindfulness
✨ Be part of a compassionate and supportive wellness team

Call today Corus Health Volunteer Coordinator 505-828-0232

Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Are you passionate about healing and mindfulness? Do you want to share your Reiki or meditation skills to bring peace and well-being to others? We are seeking dedicated Volunteer Reiki practitioners and meditation facilitators to lead workshops at various Nursing homes/Assited Living Homes!

As a volunteer, you will have the chance to make a meaningful impact by providing energy healing, leading mindfulness practices, and fostering a peaceful environment for participants.

What We’re Looking For:

✔ Certified Reiki Practitioners (Levels 1, 2, or Master)
✔ Passion for holistic healing and community service
✔ Ability to create a safe, welcoming space for participants (staff and residents)

What You’ll Do:

✨ Lead Reiki healing sessions or meditation workshops
✨ Help individuals find balance, relaxation, and inner peace
✨ Educate participants about the benefits of energy healing and mindfulness
✨ Be part of a compassionate and supportive wellness team

Call today Corus Health Volunteer Coordinator 505-828-0232

Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 87111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Calling All Musicians

Many hospice patients find comfort and emotional relief in listening to live music, as it has the power to bring peace and foster a deeper sense of connection during challenging times. If you have a musical gift and enjoy playing an instrument, consider becoming a music volunteer. This rewarding role allows you to share your talent with those in need, creating an enriching experience not only for the patients but also for you as the performer.

As a music volunteer, you’ll bring your instrument with you during visits to hospice patients, offering them the opportunity to enjoy your music in a personal setting. You can play some of your favorite songs or take requests from patients, making the experience even more meaningful and tailored to their preferences. Whether it’s a calming melody or an uplifting tune, your music can provide a comforting escape and a source of joy for individuals who may be feeling isolated or distressed.

For those who prefer to perform for a larger group, we can help you arrange sessions in common areas or group settings within the facility. This allows you to share your musical talents with multiple residents, helping to create an atmosphere of warmth, community, and emotional support. The best part is that we are flexible and will work with your schedule, ensuring that your volunteer experience fits easily into your life.

By volunteering your musical talents, you’re not just providing entertainment; you’re offering a meaningful way to bring comfort, connection, and positivity to people facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. The impact of music is profound, and your efforts will undoubtedly make a difference in the lives of hospice patients and residents, helping them feel seen, heard, and cared for.

To learn more about our Volunteer Program, please call 505-828-0232

Please complete the online volunteer application here CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer


Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Many hospice patients find comfort and emotional relief in listening to live music, as it has the power to bring peace and foster a deeper sense of connection during challenging times. If you have a musical gift and enjoy playing an instrument, consider becoming a music volunteer. This rewarding role allows you to share your talent with those in need, creating an enriching experience not only for the patients but also for you as the performer.

As a music volunteer, you’ll bring your instrument with you during visits to hospice patients, offering them the opportunity to enjoy your music in a personal setting. You can play some of your favorite songs or take requests from patients, making the experience even more meaningful and tailored to their preferences. Whether it’s a calming melody or an uplifting tune, your music can provide a comforting escape and a source of joy for individuals who may be feeling isolated or distressed.

For those who prefer to perform for a larger group, we can help you arrange sessions in common areas or group settings within the facility. This allows you to share your musical talents with multiple residents, helping to create an atmosphere of warmth, community, and emotional support. The best part is that we are flexible and will work with your schedule, ensuring that your volunteer experience fits easily into your life.

By volunteering your musical talents, you’re not just providing entertainment; you’re offering a meaningful way to bring comfort, connection, and positivity to people facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. The impact of music is profound, and your efforts will undoubtedly make a difference in the lives of hospice patients and residents, helping them feel seen, heard, and cared for.

To learn more about our Volunteer Program, please call 505-828-0232

Please complete the online volunteer application here CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer


Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 87113

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Be a part of our Volunteer Therapy Dog Team *Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and East Mountains*

Position Title: Volunteer Therapy Dog Team

Location: Various locations as assigned by Corus Hospice Volunteer Coordinator

*Albuquerque, and surrounding locations*

Position Summary: Volunteer Therapy Dog Teams provide comfort, companionship, and emotional support to individuals in a variety of settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and rehabilitation centers. These teams consist of a trained therapy dog and their handler, who work together to uplift spirits, reduce stress, and promote well-being in those they visit.

Key Responsibilities:

Visitations: Participate in scheduled visits to facilities or institutions where therapy dog services are requested. Engagement: Interact with patients, residents, students, or clients in a friendly and non-intrusive manner, allowing them to pet, cuddle, or simply enjoy the presence of the therapy dog. Observation: Pay attention to the needs and reactions of the individuals being visited, and adjust interactions accordingly to ensure a positive experience for all involved. Maintain Professionalism: Adhere to the policies and guidelines set forth by the organization or facility being visited, including respecting patient privacy and maintaining proper hygiene and cleanliness standards. Promote Therapy Dog Program: Serve as ambassadors for the therapy dog program, educating others about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and advocating for the well-being of therapy animals. Training and Certification: Regularly attend training sessions and ensure that the therapy dog is certified and up-to-date on vaccinations and health screenings as required by the organization.

Qualifications:

Therapy Dog Certification: The therapy dog must be certified by a reputable therapy dog organization or have undergone formal therapy dog training. Handler Training: The handler must be trained in handling and managing a therapy dog, including understanding canine behavior and communication cues. Good Temperament: The therapy dog must demonstrate a calm, friendly, and well-mannered demeanor, with a gentle disposition suitable for interacting with people of all ages and backgrounds. Reliability: Both the therapy dog and handler must be reliable and punctual, committing to scheduled visitations and maintaining a consistent presence in the program. Compassion: Both the therapy dog and handler should have a genuine desire to bring joy and comfort to others and possess a compassionate and empathetic attitude toward those they serve.

Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling, with volunteer teams typically asked to commit to a minimum of one visitation session per month


How to Apply: Interested individuals should contact the volunteer coordinator at 505-828-0232 to inquire about volunteer opportunities for therapy dog teams and to receive information on the application process and training requirements, or apply at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer

 A background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.*

 

Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Position Title: Volunteer Therapy Dog Team

Location: Various locations as assigned by Corus Hospice Volunteer Coordinator

*Albuquerque, and surrounding locations*

Position Summary: Volunteer Therapy Dog Teams provide comfort, companionship, and emotional support to individuals in a variety of settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and rehabilitation centers. These teams consist of a trained therapy dog and their handler, who work together to uplift spirits, reduce stress, and promote well-being in those they visit.

Key Responsibilities:

Visitations: Participate in scheduled visits to facilities or institutions where therapy dog services are requested. Engagement: Interact with patients, residents, students, or clients in a friendly and non-intrusive manner, allowing them to pet, cuddle, or simply enjoy the presence of the therapy dog. Observation: Pay attention to the needs and reactions of the individuals being visited, and adjust interactions accordingly to ensure a positive experience for all involved. Maintain Professionalism: Adhere to the policies and guidelines set forth by the organization or facility being visited, including respecting patient privacy and maintaining proper hygiene and cleanliness standards. Promote Therapy Dog Program: Serve as ambassadors for the therapy dog program, educating others about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and advocating for the well-being of therapy animals. Training and Certification: Regularly attend training sessions and ensure that the therapy dog is certified and up-to-date on vaccinations and health screenings as required by the organization.

Qualifications:

Therapy Dog Certification: The therapy dog must be certified by a reputable therapy dog organization or have undergone formal therapy dog training. Handler Training: The handler must be trained in handling and managing a therapy dog, including understanding canine behavior and communication cues. Good Temperament: The therapy dog must demonstrate a calm, friendly, and well-mannered demeanor, with a gentle disposition suitable for interacting with people of all ages and backgrounds. Reliability: Both the therapy dog and handler must be reliable and punctual, committing to scheduled visitations and maintaining a consistent presence in the program. Compassion: Both the therapy dog and handler should have a genuine desire to bring joy and comfort to others and possess a compassionate and empathetic attitude toward those they serve.

Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling, with volunteer teams typically asked to commit to a minimum of one visitation session per month


How to Apply: Interested individuals should contact the volunteer coordinator at 505-828-0232 to inquire about volunteer opportunities for therapy dog teams and to receive information on the application process and training requirements, or apply at CORUS HEALTH - Hospice Volunteer

 A background check, Tuberculosis Testing (TB), and Opportunity specific training are required for this role, as it is in direct contact with patients and families, and they are provided by Corus Health.*

 

Organization: Corus Home Health and Hospice

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 87113

Allow Groups: Yes