Volunteer

Our corps of dedicated volunteers give their time and expertise for the betterment of the Campbell County Health. Volunteers Services provide a compassionate team that adds an extra dimension of care and service to patients, families, visitors and staff. Volunteers reap many personal benefits-the accomplishment of performing worthwhile work, visiting with old friends and meeting new ones. Our volunteers make a difference in someone’s day simply by being there.

There are many volunteer opportunities available, such as clerical support, administrative assistance, pastoral care, Gift Shoppe sales, Welcome Desk, Surgical Host and Hostess and summer Youth Programs. Hours are flexible to meet the needs of the volunteer. Special projects such as blood drive coordination are other ways to spend time with others.

Call 307.688.1536 to learn more or download an application (PDF).

Hospice
If you have the qualities of compassion, empathy, kindness and grace, and the desire to give back, volunteering with hospice could be a rewarding experience.

Campbell County Health Hospice is not a place. It is an all-encompassing approach to the care we provide in the comfort of your home. Our hospice care embraces all patients, whether they have diagnoses of cancer, heart disease, AIDS, Alzheimer's or other life-limiting illnesses.

Hospice volunteers provide administrative support for staff and assist families during their most difficult days; in the patient’s home, at The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center, or at the Close to Home Hospice Hospitality House. Volunteers can serve during daytime, evening or weekend hours.

Interested in volunteering? Participants must attend all four sessions. There is no fee to attend Hospice Volunteer training and dinner is provided at each session. For questions about hospice volunteer training, please call 307.688.1536.

CCH Junior Voluneer Campbell County Health's Junior Volunteer Program offers young people ages 13-18 an opportunity to learn new skills, give back to the community, make new friends and have fun all at the same time.

Applications are available each May and up to 40 volunteers are accepted into the program, which begins in June. Most volunteers end their service as the new school year begins in the fall, while a few opt to volunteer in the winter months.

Volunteers are expected to spend at least three hours a week with the organization. They are assigned to work in many different departments including Child Care, Environmental Services, Medical Records, Nutrition Services, and The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center among others. They also complete special projects such sell popcorn as a way to make money for the CCH Volunteer Services Scholarship program.

In 2014, more than 40 junior volunteers contributed 884 hours volunteering 10 weeks from June-August. In 2013, the program enrolled more than 45 teens who gave a total of 1,564 volunteer hours. In 2013, the program enrolled nearly 50 teens and gave a total of 1,855.4 volunteer hours.

Call 307.688.1536 to learn more.