Opportunities From: Stronger Together Oxford

If you have musical talents and want a crowd to practice in front of, Memory Makers is the place to go! Our participants adore live music and the hard work that goes into it.  They especially like it when a musician is willing to play songs from when they were younger.

Benefits of music for someone with a Dementia diagnosis:

Provides a strong link to their past

Can trigger strong emotions

Promotes physical movement to keep up with the rhythm of the music

Provides a socialization opportunity

Volunteer Opportunity: Memory Makers Day Program

Do you have a vibrant, outgoing personality and a heart for making meaningful connections? Join our Memory Makers Day Program, where we serve individuals living with dementia and early memory loss. Volunteers play a vital role in creating a warm, engaging environment that supports socialization and joyful moments for participants.

What You’ll Do:

Engage participants in friendly, meaningful conversation

Lead or assist with activities such as games, crafts, music, or light exercise

Help foster a positive, welcoming atmosphere that encourages connection and community

Getting Started:

First-time volunteers will shadow and participate in activities during their initial visit.

At the end of the day, you’ll meet with program staff to discuss the opportunity for a long-term placement.

Long-Term Commitment:

If both volunteer and staff agree to continue, volunteers will responsible to provide their own background check.

Long-term volunteers are asked to commit to at least 3 months of service.

This is a great opportunity for compassionate individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of those experiencing memory changes—while also gaining valuable skills in communication, leadership, and caregiving.

Volunteer Opportunity: Memory Makers Day Program

Do you have a vibrant, outgoing personality and a heart for making meaningful connections? Join our Memory Makers Day Program, where we serve individuals living with dementia and early memory loss. Volunteers play a vital role in creating a warm, engaging environment that supports socialization and joyful moments for participants.

What You’ll Do:

Engage participants in friendly, meaningful conversation

Lead or assist with activities such as games, crafts, music, or light exercise

Help foster a positive, welcoming atmosphere that encourages connection and community

Getting Started:

First-time volunteers will shadow and participate in activities during their initial visit.

At the end of the day, you’ll meet with program staff to discuss the opportunity for a long-term placement.

Long-Term Commitment:

If both volunteer and staff agree to continue, volunteers will responsible to provide their own background check.

Long-term volunteers are asked to commit to at least 3 months of service.

This is a great opportunity for compassionate individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of those experiencing memory changes—while also gaining valuable skills in communication, leadership, and caregiving.

Volunteer Opportunity: Memory Makers Day Program

Do you have a vibrant, outgoing personality and a heart for making meaningful connections? Join our Memory Makers Day Program, where we serve individuals living with dementia and early memory loss. Volunteers play a vital role in creating a warm, engaging environment that supports socialization and joyful moments for participants.

What You’ll Do:

Engage participants in friendly, meaningful conversation

Lead or assist with activities such as games, crafts, music, or light exercise

Help foster a positive, welcoming atmosphere that encourages connection and community

Getting Started:

First-time volunteers will shadow and participate in activities during their initial visit.

At the end of the day, you’ll meet with program staff to discuss the opportunity for a long-term placement.

Long-Term Commitment:

If both volunteer and staff agree to continue, volunteers will responsible to provide their own background check.

Long-term volunteers are asked to commit to at least 3 months of service.

This is a great opportunity for compassionate individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of those experiencing memory changes—while also gaining valuable skills in communication, leadership, and caregiving.