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NO MEMBER DIES ALONE PROGRAMÂ
No Member Dies Alone is a one-of-a-kind program in which volunteers provide comfort at the bedside when family and friends can’t be present. These acts of kindness such as holding a member’s hand, talking or listening, or reading or playing music, helps each member feel more comfortable and ensures that no one should have to face the challenge of death alone.
We are seeking volunteers to join the No Member Dies Alone program at each of our three homes located in Chesterfield Township, Grand Rapids and Marquette. If you are interested in volunteering, you can apply at one of our homes. In addition to the regular volunteer application process, anyone desiring to serve as a vigil volunteer will also have a special interview to determine fitness for the No Member Dies Alone team. Sensitivity and compassion are crucial and team members must feel reasonably comfortable interacting with those nearing death.
Michigan Veteran Homes provides all the training necessary including orientation sessions on member privacy regulations, bedside protocol, communication skills and self-care. Opportunities to follow experienced volunteers are offered as well.
If you are interested in volunteering, please direct all inquiries to the volunteer office at each home:
Michigan Veteran Homes at Chesterfield Township                                                                      Volunteer Coordinator Hilary Kuretich at kuretichh@michigan.gov or 586-256-9921.
Michigan Veteran Homes at Grand Rapids                                                                              Volunteer Coordinator Gretchen Muir at muirg@michigan.gov or 616-840-3001.
Michigan Veteran Homes D.J. Jacobetti                                                                                 Volunteer and Donations Coordinator Sarah Johnson at johnsons93@michigan.gov or 906-226-3576 Ext: 2520396.
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