Clerical and Activity Aides to answer telephones, take and transmit messages, perform daily activities with residents that have Alzheimer's and Dementia.

Must have clear TB test and clean background record. All volunteers must abide by the policies set forth by Admininstration.

Eric Yasui, Volunteer Coordinator
466-1264

eric.yasui@bgofstockton.com

Mary Kirby, Assistant Administrator
464-4743

mkirby43@yahoo.com

Activity Coordinators

Must have clear TB test and clean background record. All volunteers must abide by the policies set forth by Admininstration.

Policy Guide

Volunteer Form

Lynn Allen, Volunteer Coordinator
320-2310

info@gcrms.org

Meal Server, Clothing Room Assistant and Work Projects.

Must have valid ID and be 16 years and above. Parent/Guardian must be present when youth under 16 are volunteering.

Officer Jordan or Diane Barney
333-6741

jjordan@pd.lodi.gov

Fill out the form online: www.palslodi.org/volunteer.html

Kennel cleaning, adoption services and clerical. Volunteer duties are spending time with the animals to help socialize them, exercising the animals and help with other office duties.

Must be 14 years to volunteer and Volunteer Application must be filled out - pass background and fingerprint.

Sarah Beasley, Volunteer Coordinator
334-3411

Lodi Memorial also has a Junior Volunteer Program for youth 14 - 18 years old.

Call to make an appointment or download, complete and mail volunteer interest form to Lodi Memorial Hospital. Volunteers usually work in four hour shifts. Volunteer interest form and volunteer standards available online at Lodi Memorial website.

The hospital offers volunteers the opportunity to work in a variety or areas within the hospital and beyond, including its clinics and a number of community services. Volunteers receive a comprehensive orientation/training period in specific areas of interest, including: Gift Shop, Adult Day Care, Courtesy Desk, Business Services, Central Supply, TCU Activities, Pharmacy, Medical Records, Nutrition and Food Services, Aquatic Therapy, Patient Advocate and Cardiac Care.

All new volunteers are required to complete orientation, training, health and criminal background screenings.

Resident Staff and Activity Aides.

Must be over 12 years old and have clear TB test. TB test can be done onsite and fee will be waived for prospective volunteers.

Helen Crane
369-1085

* Anyone working at this shelter must have a background clearance through local law enforcement and be interviewed and deemed qualified by the Shelter Director or his appointed representative.

Note: There is a cost for background clearance which the foundation will cover providing the volunteer is able to make a determined commitment. It sometimes takes six weeks to get a background clearance.

Library Aide, Maintenance, Clerical and Research.

Library Assistant: Helps to keep the books in the onsite library in order, advises the foundation when new books are needed, reads to children if necessary and decorates bulletin boards etc., during the holidays.

Research: Computer research person to research possible scholarship opportunities for foster children. Work would be coordinated with Helen Crane.

Jennifer catbagan
331-2010

If you would like to apply to be a Micke Grove zoo volunteer - please return the application indicating your area of interest. Training and other requirements vary depending on the area of service. TB testing and / or fingerprinting may be required for some volunteer assignments.

Micke Grove Zoo Volunteer Application and Forms (Adobe Acrobat required)

Keeper Aide Volunteer assists animal keepers with daily care and maintenance of the collection and facilities.

Zoo Ambassadors: Our young teen volunteers (12 - 16 Years) care for the Critter Corral and assist with zoo education stations.

Micke Grove Zoo Docents are volunteer educators who assist in presenting information to zoo visitors, area students and community groups.

Zootique (gift shop) clerks provide reception and clerical support or assist with improvement projects, fundraising and special events.

San Joaquin County General Hospital
500 W. Hospital Road
French Camp, CA 95231

St. Joseph's Medical Center
1800 N. California Street
Stockton, CA 95202

Email: p1wells@chw.edu
467-6527

Note: Student volunteers are scheduled to serve at least once a week and must commit to a minimum of six months of service.

Volunteer assignments depend on areas of interest and availability. Services include: Baby Photo, Coffee Service, Escort and Main Information Desk, Surgery Information Desk, Gift Shop, Newspaper Delivery, X-ray Transportation, Sewing Service, Flower Delivery and more.

St. Joseph's Senior Services - Interfaith Caregiver Program
1800 N. California Street
Stockton, CA 95202

Samantha Willhite
467-0703

swillhite@stmarysinterfaith.com

St. Mary's Interfaith Volunteer Application may be Downloaded from Here (Adobe Reader Required for PDF file)

If you are interested in volunteering - please call the office to make arrangements.

For volunteers under 18 years - you must have an adult present during their time on our campus. Young people under the age of 18, without a parent or guardian over the age of 18 with them will be sent home.

For all ages: Appropriate dress is required in all departments.

Note: Clinic volunteers must meet specific requirements:

1. Physical Exam
2. TB Skin test
3. Hepatitis B
4. Current License / Certification

Note: TLC volunteers may be required:

1. TLC Background Check
2. TB Skin test

Sorters, grocery clerks, clerical, customer service and intake.

Kitchen and Dining Room: Assists staff in preparing and serving lunch and preparing sack lunches. The kitchen is open 7:30 am - 3:00 pm. Assist dining room staff with daily maintenance chores: cleaning, serving hot meals from 11:30 am - 2:00 pm.

Men's Clothing and Hygiene: Assist with sorting and distributing clean and usable clothing.

Women's and Children and Hygiene: Assist with sorting and distributing clean and usable clothing.

Medical Clinic: Volunteer doctors, nurses and clerks are needed.

Dental Clinic: Volunteer Dentists, dental hygienist and clerks are needed.

Administration: Assists with website renovations.

Transitional Learning Center (TLC): Teachers aides and teaching assistants to work with students in classrooms K - 6th grade.

Sherry Stevens
239-2091

prengh@secondharvest.org

Your efforts really make a difference in our fight against hunger.

Requirements: Must be over 18 years old and have no previous medical related injuries.

We need volunteers like you to to help sort, package and distribute food to those most at risk of going hungry here in the San Joaquin Valley.

We are flexible about the times and commitment levels; volunteer as much or as little as you like. We welcome religious organizations, schools, sevice clubs, fraternities and sororities, families and individuals.

We also need on-call volunteers in these areas:

Handyman, Electician and Class A/B drivers for local runs.