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	Foster Grandparents - Share Your Love and Experience

The Foster Grandparent Program engages persons 60 and older, particularly those with limited incomes, in volunteer service to meet critical community needs and to provide a high quality experience that will enrich the lives of the volunteers. Also, Foster Grandparents give back to the community by mentoring and offering a loving presence in the lives of developmentally and at risk youths in various community settings.

If you are: Able to meet certain income criteria 60 years or older Able to commit to 15 - 40 hours per week Enjoy working with children Looking to make a difference in the community In good physical/mental health Volunteering as a Foster Grandparent offers emotional support to children who need the care and time you can give them. Foster Grandparents Benefits: Modest tax free stipend (for those who are income eligible) Lunch provided by work site Paid Training Placement near home Free physical exam Paid vacation and sick days, and holidays Transportation Annual recognition event Mileage reimbursement The reward of helping a child advance and receive endless smiles and hugs Eligibility: Any person 60 and older who meets income-eligibility requirements. Phone Number: (410) 222-4464