Cedarbrook Nursing Home is looking for volunteers to help care for residents. They have a dedicated volunteer program with over 38% of employees and 25% of volunteers having 10+ years of service, ensuring quality care. Volunteers are described as "VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE" who can brighten residents' lives with just one hour a week. The volunteer coordinator's contact information is provided to schedule an appointment to start the application process.

1. Be part of a team that cares!
Have A Heart:
Along with education and training,
caregivers must be compassionate, patient,
and courteous.
 38% of our employees have a least 10
years of service
 25% of our volunteers are with us for 10
years.
This type of commitment on behalf of our
staff and volunteer ensures the quality care
that is given to our “extended family”
throughout their stay with us.
The #1 requisite to becoming a volunteer is
to be friendly. A smile is a good way to build
rapport and to make new friends. Share
your smilewith us by giving just one hours a
week to brighten a resident’s life.
Who We Are
About Us
Cedarbrook Volunteers are VIP’S: VERY
IMPORTANT PEOPLE. Your gift of time and
talents are the best gifts anyone can receive.
The attention you shower upon your
residents assures that someone loves and
cares about them. We thank you for
choosing to volunteer at Cedarbrook and
hope that in sharing your time and talents,
you will be rewarded with joy and
contentment in witnessing the difference
you are able to make in a resident’s life.
Contact Us
Kerry Magliane: Volunteer Coordinator
Kerrymagliane@lehighcounty.org
Phone: (610) 336-5684
Web:
http://cedarbrookseniorcare.com/2015/05
/volunteer-program/
VOLUNTEER AT
CEDARBROOK NURSING
HOMES
350 South Cedarbrook Road
Allentown, PA 18104
And Cedarbrook Nursing Home
Fountain Hill
724 Delaware Avenue
Bethlehem 18015
VOLUNTEER
AT
CEDARBROOK
NURSING
HOMES
Join a Community That Cares!

2. How Do I Become A
Volunteer?
Are you interested in becoming a volunteer
at Cedarbrook? Please contact Kerry
Magliane, Volunteer Coordinator at
Cedarbrook-Allentown and Fountain Hill at
(610) 336-5684 to schedule an appointment.
It will be our pleasure to walk you through
the simple process of becoming a volunteer.
Important things to know for
Volunteer Applicants:
 Volunteers under the age of 18 must
have a parent consent form signed
prior to volunteering and both parent
and volunteer need to attend an
appointment with the volunteer
coordinator.
 Volunteers over the age of 18 who will
have direct contact with residents must
undergo a Criminal History Record
Check (Paid for by Cedarbrook).
 Two forms of ID must be presented.
You must bring your original Social
Security Card and a photo ID from
either your driver’s license or passport.
For additional information about the
application, interview, or assignment
process, please visitour website:
http://cedarbrookseniorcare.com/2015/05
/volunteer-program/
Join our Community
The Cedarbrook community is comprised of
residents, family members, staff and
volunteers.
 We are owned by Lehigh County
 We have two facilities- one in
Allentown and one in Fountain Hill.
 Our volunteers are a diverse group
ranging in age from the minimum of
13 years into the nineties and come
from various backgrounds and talents.
“No act of kindness, no matter
how small, is ever wasted.”
-Aesop
Pennsylvania Volunteering Statistics:
 27% of resident’s volunteer, ranking
them 26th among the 50 states and
Washington DC.
 2.80 millionvolunteers.
 34.0 volunteer hours per resident.
 347.9 millions of hours of volunteer
service in Pennsylvania.
 $8.0 billion of service contributed
Statistics (2014) provided by Official
Government Site on Volunteering:
www.volunteeringinamerica.gov/research
Volunteering Opportunities
 Assist in Therapeutic Recreation with
programs and activities on units and in
the auditorium
 Help with charting residents’ attendance
 Escort residents to in-house
appointments or Beauty Shop
 Fling and Photocopying
 Gift Shop Clerk
 Visit Residents
 Be a part of our Pet Therapy Program
 Assist with musical activities
 Take the library card around to the
residents.
 Help with bus trips for shopping,
restaurants or special community
events.
 Shop for personal items for residents