Los Angeles Jewish Health annually provides essential care to thousands of Los Angeles-area seniors. They turn to us for comprehensive, compassionate programs and services that enable them to age with dignity.
Volunteers are at the heart of our efforts to safeguard seniors’ health and enhance their quality of life. As a Los Angeles Jewish Health volunteer, your partnership is priceless, helping elderly men and women throughout our community fill their days with meaning and joy.
We welcome your volunteer assistance and are so grateful for the caring and dedication you bring. On days you dedicate two hours or more, we invite you to join us for lunch, but no matter how much time you can give, we deeply appreciate your ongoing support and spiritual needs.
Volunteering at the Los Angeles Jewish Health is a wonderful opportunity to enrich your life and to help our seniors thrive. There is no better way to honor our residents – or to benefit from their wit, wisdom, and incredible life experience.
All types of volunteering are welcome! We want to hear your ideas. In the past, some students have played their instruments for the residents, helped with tech support, helped with arts and crafts, called numbers for bingo, and played Mah Johng with residents.
To make a positive difference in the lives of the seniors we serve, join our LAJHealth family of volunteers today:
Contact: Stacy Orbach
Call: 818.774.3219
Email: Stacy.orbach@jha.org
Your time as a volunteer will also allow you to:
- Make new friends
- Share your skills or build new ones
- Explore careers in healthcare
- Enhance your resume or college application
- Be of service to others
Masks are not required if you have received the latest Covid booster and this year's flu shot. If there is a Covid outbreak, we will provide KN-95 masks.
Parents are not required to be present while their child volunteers, but they are always welcome.
Volunteer days are preferred to be on Sundays or Saturday afternoons.
