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Join Our Team Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2025:
Local Ways to Make a Difference in St. Louis During National Volunteer Week and beyond. Get connected with trusted and local organizations who support older adults, seniors and caregivers.
At Assistance Home Care, we believe in the power of community — and there’s no better time to celebrate that spirit than during National Volunteer Week. Though Volunteer Week April 20th – April 26th, we know that the need for compassionate, committed volunteers is ongoing.
Every day, we see the difference a helping hand can make for families facing aging, illness, and memory loss. That’s why we’re proud to support and partner with organizations who share our mission of bringing care, dignity, and hope to families across the St. Louis region.
If you’re looking for a way to give back, here are some wonderful local organizations making a real impact — and how you can get involved:
Aging Ahead
What They Do:
Aging Ahead supports older adults and caregivers in St. Louis, St. Charles, Franklin, and Jefferson counties with meals, transportation, caregiver support, and wellness programming.
How You Can Volunteer:
Deliver meals, assist at local community centers, or become a friendly visitor to help combat senior loneliness.
Aging Ahead Volunteer Opportunities
Alzheimer’s Association – Greater Missouri Chapter
What They Do:
The Alzheimer’s Association leads the way in Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. Locally, they offer education programs, support groups, fundraising events, and advocacy efforts.
How You Can Volunteer:
Serve as a support group facilitator, event volunteer for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, or help raise awareness through community outreach.
Alzheimer’s Association Volunteer Opportunities
The Caregiver Club
What They Do:
The Caregiver Club is a community-driven initiative supporting family caregivers through education, connection, and resources to help them navigate the caregiving journey.
How You Can Volunteer:
Support family events, assist with caregiver education sessions, or help promote awareness and local community outreach.
The Caregiver Club Volunteer Opportunities
American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA) – Greater St. Louis Chapter
What They Do:
The APDA provides education, support, and services for individuals and families impacted by Parkinson’s disease, while funding research to find a cure.
How You Can Volunteer:
Volunteer at fundraising events like the Optimism Walk, assist with wellness classes, or help provide support with community outreach.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society – Gateway Area Chapter
What They Do:
The MS Society provides advocacy, education, and support to people affected by multiple sclerosis, while funding vital research into treatments and cures.
How You Can Volunteer:
Join an event planning committee, help out at MS Walks and Bike MS events, or support local office needs to keep programs running strong.
MS Society Volunteer Opportunities
ALS Association – St. Louis Regional Chapter
What They Do:
The ALS Association supports people living with ALS and their families through services, equipment loan programs, and advocacy for research and better care.
How You Can Volunteer:
Provide program support, community outreach, volunteer at events like the Walk to Defeat ALS, or help deliver equipment to families in need.
ALS Association Volunteer Opportunities
Every act of volunteerism — big or small — creates ripples of hope and healing.
Whether you have an hour to give or want to make an ongoing commitment, there’s a way for everyone to make a difference. Your time and talents can change lives. Discover ways to volunteer and bring hope to families across St. Louis.
At Assistance Home Care, we know that small acts of kindness can have a lasting impact. Whether you volunteer once a year or every week, your support helps lift up families facing some of life’s greatest challenges. Together, we can build a stronger, more caring community — one volunteer at a time.
