Wisconsin SMP relies on the help of volunteers as we empower seniors to prevent healthcare fraud. Thanks for your interest! Take a look at the list below to see the different ways you can help.
(Click here to download our volunteer application form.)
Distribution Volunteers:
* Set-up SMP project booth/table at fairs, health expos, etc.
* Staff the booth to hand out brochures and answer basic questions about the project.
* Report opportunities for such booths/tables to the Volunteer Coordinator
* Submits monthly report of time to the Volunteer Coordinator
Outreach Volunteers:
* Trained volunteer who could provide brief presentations (15-30 minutes) at local gatherings such as clubs, caregiver support groups, groups of retirees, etc.
* Training and materials would be provided
* Annual update training would be required
* Report opportunities for Outreach to the Volunteer Coordinator
* Submits monthly report of time to the Volunteer Coordinator
Speakers’ Bureau Volunteer
* Trained volunteer who could assist the Project Director with trainings and presentations
* Trained volunteer who could do the presentations alone
* Training and materials would be provided
* Annual update training would be required
* Report opportunities for Trainings and Presentations to the Volunteer Coordinator
* Submits monthly report of time to the Volunteer Coordinator
Administration Volunteer
* Assists the Project Director with clerical duties in the Madison office
* Assists the Volunteer Coordinator with clerical duties in their own home
* Assists the Project Director with production of technical training manuals-either in their own home or in the Madison office
* Assists the Volunteer Coordinator by scheduling volunteer opportunities to other volunteers in their county or district
* Submits monthly report of time to the Volunteer Coordinator
Find out more!
Wisconsin SMP is as strong as its volunteers, who can choose exactly how much they volunteer.
In this podcast, volunteer coordinator Judy Steinke shares what you need to know about becoming a volunteer.
Right click to download Judy Steinke’s interview. (MP3, approx 5 meg) or listen below.
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