Through participation in A Little Help, older adults remain connected. They increase interaction with youth and engage more with one another to prevent isolation. If you would like to become a member of A Little Help to receive services, access the application above.
Membership
Our membership dues are member-friendly, using a "pay what you can" approach. Our members pay what they can to access services and programs each year. We believe that funding should not determine whether older adults receive the connection and help they need from their communities.
Please be aware that by accepting volunteer help from A Little Help during the COVID-19 pandemic, you understand that there are inherent risks associated with receiving physical goods from A Little Help volunteers, and you agree to accept those risks and you hereby release, indemnify, and hold harmless A Little Help, its directors and officers, employees, representatives, sponsors, organizers, and agents from any and all claims, causes of action, and liability arising from or in any way connected to your participation in A Little Help.
Savings with A Little Help
Transportation
Average value: $3,700 out-of-pocket expense per household per year
For one ride per week, within a reasonable timeframe and distance
Yard and home chores
Average value: $1,500 per member household per year
Service days in the spring and fall and ad hoc help
Handy help
Average value: $480 per household per year
Changing light bulbs, minor repairs, diagnosis
Snow shoveling
Average value: $400 per household per year
Season-long matching based on availability and geography
Technology help
Average value: $400 per household per year
One-on-one computer or smartphone tutoring
Device diagnosis and problem-solving
Caregiver respite
Average value: $4,100 per
household per year
3-4 hours of respite per week with a trained volunteer
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Through participation in A Little Help, older adults remain connected. They increase interaction with youth and engage more with one another to prevent isolation. If you would like to become a member of A Little Help to receive services, access the application above.
Membership
Our membership dues are member-friendly, using a "pay what you can" approach. Our members pay what they can to access services and programs each year. We believe that funding should not determine whether older adults receive the connection and help they need from their communities.
Please be aware that by accepting volunteer help from A Little Help during the COVID-19 pandemic, you understand that there are inherent risks associated with receiving physical goods from A Little Help volunteers, and you agree to accept those risks and you hereby release, indemnify, and hold harmless A Little Help, its directors and officers, employees, representatives, sponsors, organizers, and agents from any and all claims, causes of action, and liability arising from or in any way connected to your participation in A Little Help.
Savings with A Little Help
Transportation
Average value: $3,700 out-of-pocket expense per household per year
For one ride per week, within a reasonable timeframe and distance
Yard and home chores
Average value: $1,500 per member household per year
Service days in the spring and fall and ad hoc help
Handy help
Changing light bulbs, minor repairs, diagnosis
Snow shoveling
Average value: $400 per household per year
Season-long matching based on availability and geography
Technology help
Average value: $400 per household per year
One-on-one computer or smartphone tutoring
Device diagnosis and problem-solving
Caregiver respite
Average value: $4,100 per
household per year
3-4 hours of respite per week with a trained volunteer
Friendly visits/walks
Average value: $1,600 per household per year
Weekly in-home visits or walks
Care Calls
Average value: $520 per household per year
Weekly social and safety calls