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Elderly and Disabled individuals often face physical limitations, health issues and emotional isolation. We Offer Charitable Assistance for Local Property Owners to improve their quality of life and honor their contributions to society.
We Call It: "Socially Concerned Benevolence by Jersey Shore Workers LLC". |
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| Our Limited Offer provides Low-Charge / No Charge Helpers, Local Students and Retirees for household tasks. Our dutiful associates make efforts to assist in basic property needs for safety and security while showing proper respect. |
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| Our Charitable Assistance program is meant for addressing; Seasonal Tasks, Essential Repairs, Holiday Decorating, Junk Removal, etc. All details and scheduling arrangements must be confirmed by email in advance. |
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| Many seniors experience loneliness or depression due to isolation from family and friends. Our Jersey Shore Workers Community Volunteers offer a positive and neighborly hand without pay. |
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| Our Charitable Assistance Program is Free. Our assistance is somewhat flexible but it is intended for any property related difficulties and safety needs. We reserve the right to decline requests that may be overwhelming, costly and/or require special equipment. We will assist in finding an economical solution for these. |
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Welcome To: "In-Home Assistance Services." Here, we highlight the types of tasks that elderly and disabled homeowners may need help with, as well as the types of charitable organizations, volunteer programs, and community groups that assist with these tasks.
Section 4: In-Home and Property Assistance Services for Elderly Homeowners:
Common Household Tasks Elderly Homeowners May Need Help With;
Many elderly homeowners need help with various tasks that become challenging due to mobility issues, health conditions, or limited energy. Here are some typical tasks where support is often needed:
Yard Work and Lawn Maintenance: Regular chores like mowing the lawn, raking leaves, trimming bushes, and gardening become difficult to manage as mobility decreases.
Repairs and Minor Maintenance: Simple repairs like fixing leaky faucets, changing light bulbs, unclogging drains, and tightening loose fixtures can become challenging.
Seasonal Preparations: Tasks such as stormproofing for coastal weather, covering or storing outdoor furniture, and cleaning gutters are essential in shore areas but may be too strenuous for elderly individuals.
Home Safety Modifications: Adding grab bars, ramps, and non-slip flooring or rearranging furniture for better accessibility are crucial but require specialized help.
Deep Cleaning and Organization: Heavy cleaning, organizing storage areas, and decluttering may be needed to keep the home safe and comfortable.
Charitable Organizations Offering Home Assistance:
Neighbor-to-Neighbor Programs: Many communities have volunteer groups or nonprofits specifically dedicated to helping elderly neighbors with minor home repairs and maintenance. Highlight examples of national or local initiatives, if available.
Faith-Based Organizations: Churches, Synagogues, and other Religious Organizations often have volunteer groups that help elderly community members with home maintenance tasks.
Community Centers and Senior Service Programs: Local community centers often organize "help days" or have a list of trusted volunteers who assist with yard work, cleaning, and minor repairs for elderly residents.
Youth Volunteer Programs: Many youth groups, such as scouts or high school service clubs, partner with charities to provide home assistance services. They may offer seasonal cleanups, lawn care, and basic household help.
Volunteer Maintenance Networks: Some regions have networks or coalitions of skilled tradespeople who volunteer their time to help elderly residents with more complex maintenance needs.
Tips for Elderly Homeowners Seeking Assistance:
Reach Out to Local Agencies on Aging: Many cities and towns have government or nonprofit agencies dedicated to supporting seniors. These agencies can often connect elderly homeowners with trusted helpers or programs.
Look for Local Community Boards and Online Resources: Platforms like Nextdoor, local Facebook groups, and community boards often post about volunteer days, neighborhood groups, or charity-led assistance programs.
Check for Grant or Subsidy Opportunities: Some charities offer grants or reduced-cost services for low-income elderly homeowners, especially for safety-related modifications.
Encouraging Community Involvement:
Volunteer Drives: Encourage local readers to participate in volunteer drives or community days dedicated to helping elderly homeowners.
Donation Opportunities: Highlight how donations can support these programs, especially for purchasing materials for repairs or landscaping.
This section is meant to help readers understand both the specific needs elderly homeowners face and the variety of services that charitable helpers can provide to make everyday living easier for them. |
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NOTE: These Services are for Brigantine NJ Only. Jersey Shore Workers LLC serves other Shore Points surrounding Atlantic City, Avalon, Cape May, Longport, Margate City, Wildwood, Ocean City NJ, Somers Point and Ventnor City. In addition, please see our Conditions of Use for more details. |
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