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Alamogordo Regional Seniors Join the Movement and Volunteer! Share your experience!
Chris Edwards
Editor
Alamogordo Regional Seniors Join the Movement and Volunteer! Share your experience. Unplug, get out of the house and teach, volunteer help make Alamogordo and even better place. Put your experience to work for our community!
Senior Volunteer Programs
The Senior Volunteer Programs (SVP) oversees the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), the Foster Grandparent Program (FGP), and the Senior Companion Program (SCP). Located at the Alamo Senior Center, SVP coordinates over 300 volunteers in positions around Otero County.
Variety of Workplaces
Our volunteers are able to choose from a variety of workplaces in Otero County. Volunteers can also select their days and hours to serve. Our volunteers donated well over 121,000 hours last year alone providing Otero County over $1 million in budget savings.
More Information
We appreciate our volunteers. Call 575-439-4154 or come by the SVP office located in the Alamo Senior Center to learn more about our outstanding programs and see how you can become a part of this robust team!
Contact Details
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Senior Volunteer Programs
Physical Address
2201 Puerto Rico Avenue
Alamogordo, NM 88310
Phone: 575-439-4154Fax: 575-439-4371
Alamo Senior Center Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Directory - Julie Baker Volunteer Programs Administrator Email Julie Baker Phone: 575-439-4154, ext. 4552
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Neil McFarland RSVP Coordinator Email Neil McFarland Phone: 575-439-4154, ext. 4551
Policies & Handbook
- Senior Volunteer Program Policies and Procedures Handbook (PDF)
- Senior Volunteer Program Volunteer Assignment Policy (Draft) (PDF)
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