WoodGreen supports seniors to live independently and confidently in their own homes. Our team of volunteers provide social visits and wellness checks for seniors 55+ and adults living with disabilities who are experiencing social isolation.
Friendly Visiting
This program provides social visits and safety checks for seniors and adults living with disabilities.
Quick facts
Service type: Seniors
Eligibility: Seniors 55+ and adults living with disabilities who are experiencing social isolation
Delivery: In-person
Fee: Free
Program dates: 365 days/year
Program description
How you can support
Please contact Volunteer Services at [email protected].
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Registration
Please contact Central Intake to register.
Contact information
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