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Tall Pines Long-term Care Facility has a volunteer program for students to visit residents once a month. The facility implements health and safety precautions to prevent illness. Most residents have dementia, which does not physically risk students. The volunteer activities help students develop oral communication, science, and social studies skills while bringing joy to residents through conversation, crafts, and sharing schoolwork.
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