Expands volunteerism by using statewide aging organizations' databases and creating volunteer certificate programs.
The bill amends the elder law to enhance volunteerism among individuals aged fifty-five and over. It authorizes grants to retired and senior volunteer programs for community service. The bill also allows the Office of the Aging to establish a databank of volunteers through contracts with statewide aging organizations. Additionally, it mandates the development of volunteer certificate programs to train volunteers and individuals in nonprofit organizations. These provisions aim to increase volunteer opportunities and improve the efficiency of volunteer use.
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