We Need You!
At Elder Law of Michigan, we rely on volunteers like you to successfully and compassionately provide information and services to older adults. Our mission is to protect and promote the rights, health and economic well-being of older adults as they age. Thanks to our devoted, hard-working team of volunteers we continue be a trusted resource for older adults. “Volunteers are truly the backbone of Elder Law of Michigan” Shelia Robison, Benefits Enrollment and Options Center. If you are a law student, attorney, retiree, or someone interested in sharing your time with a charitable organization, please join us!
An Easy Way to be an Advocate!
Elder Law of Michigan advocates on a wide variety of issues affecting people living in poverty, people living with disabilities and people who are age 60 years of age and older. With many important decisions being made by the Michigan Legislature and Congress, we need many voices to take a small bit of time to share their opinions on the direction our state and country should take. We also need help keeping the issue of elder abuse prevention front and center to continue to make improvements in the protections for vulnerable adults.
Would you like to join us? Please, join us! If you are interested, you can sign up to receive email alerts when important decisions are about to made so that you can make your opinion known. Usually there are easy opportunities to call, fax or email an elected official. You can also receive talking points to discuss with elected officials when you attend events locally.
Many of recall the first time we heard the phrase “the silent majority.” This is your invitation to be part of a growing and vocal minority who are standing up for the rights, health and economic security of people of all ages and circumstances! To sign up, please send an email to info@elderlawofmi.org with the subject line “Sign me up to advocate!”
The frequency of opportunities will vary with current events!
Find a Position That Fits Your Needs
Interested in finding out more about the volunteer positions that we have to offer? Check out our list of volunteer position descriptions below. “ We appreciate you contributing your time and talents to us and we want to make sure that when you leave you’re more enriched and you’re a better person. Whether that means a better social experience by being with other volunteers and our staff or improving your skills professionally” Keith Morris, Deputy Director of Elder Law of Michigan. If you are unable to find a position that suits you, but would still like to volunteer, we will customize our positions to fit your needs.
Volunteer Position Descriptions
To find out more about what you can do to help call 1-866-400-9164 or email volunteer@elderlawofmi.org. Volunteer with Elder Law of Michigan! Apply today!
Unable to Volunteer?
Elder Law of Michigan is always looking for dedicated people to support our cause! For more information on how to donate, please click here.
