Volunteer
Want to make a direct, meaningful impact in the lives of older adults? Volunteers are a vital part of our Rollator Repair Clinics, helping ensure community members have safe, reliable mobility equipment so they can stay active and independent. Volunteers support clinic set-up and flow, greet participants, assist with safety checks and basic adjustments, help organize parts and supplies, and provide friendly encouragement throughout the visit.
No prior rollator experience is required for most volunteer roles, we’ll provide training and clear guidance at each clinic. Whether you’re a student, community member, or healthcare professional, this is a hands-on opportunity to learn, connect across generations, and help keep rollators rolling.
Volunteer Registration Process
- Submit Application (5 Minutes)
- Schedule and Complete Interview (15 Minutes)
- Complete Online Orientation & Sign Waivers (30 Minutes)
- Schedule Training (Online or In-Person)(If Required)
- Sign Up for Shifts
General Volunteer Requirements
Please note we only take volunteers over the age of 18.
Our programming occurs in apartment buildings and community sites throughout the Richmond region. Volunteers are responsible for transportation to the sites.
Volunteer FAQ
Rollator Repair
What Will I Do As a Rollator Repair Volunteer?
- Complete rollator repair training.
- One hour of online didactic training.
- One to Two hours of in-person practice.
- Attend rollator repair pop-up clinics.
- We coordinate with senior housing, health fairs, and other community organizations to schedule pop-up clinics.
- We typically have 1-3 pop-up clinics scheduled each month.
What Is the Time Commitment For a Rollator Repair Volunteer?
- In addition to the training required, we expect volunteers to attend at least one pop-up clinic every 6 months.
Rollator Repair Training Schedule!
- TBD
