The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program's services are free to the volunteers and organizations we serve.
RSVP home page to find out more about the benefits of being an RSVP volunteer, or how your non-profit organization can provide volunteer opportunities through RSVP, most anywhere in the United States.
In such diverse capacities as receptionists, gift shop clerks, physical therapy aides, hospitality cart volunteers, lifeline installers, patient escorts, helping in clerical, purchasing, gardening, medical library, and with special mailings, the RSVP volunteers fill the bill! Some volunteers are seasoned by decades of volunteering, and for many Littleton Hospital is a place where friendships have blossomed. RSVP volunteers find that respect and support exist for working together. It is wonderful to see how maturity creates empathy for every person's life experiences whether in loss or in happiness.
"The two volunteers who install the Lifelines are terrific! Achilline Herbert has the people skills and her husband, Clayton, has great technical skill," commented Barbara Morrow. She spoke highly of all the volunteers, of course, and calls Fred Hart, "Outstanding."
RSVP volunteer Pat Campbell says, "I worked for 24 years as a registered nurse at Littleton Hospital, and when I retired I volunteered there because I had such appreciation for the volunteers who have helped over the years." And, Ethel Mohr, a volunteer for over 20 years commented, "It keeps me going helping others while really enjoying what I do as a volunteer in the gift shop."
Littleton Hospital provides a pleasant environment and great support systems. Check in today for a quick diagnosis of your talents. You will appreciate the treatment you receive!
To find out more about how you can help the Littleton Hospital in their efforts, call Cathy at (603) 448-6050, or send e-mail to: RSVP@valley.net.