LifeTouch Health (formerly Arkansas Hospice)
LifeTouch Health, formerly Arkansas Hospice, offers patient companionship, family support, office work, creative projects, and trained volunteer roles.
Volunteer Planning Details
These details are summarized from the public source page and the verified listing fields. Confirm final rules directly with LifeTouch Health (formerly Arkansas Hospice).
- Service Area
- North Little Rock, Arkansas
- Cause
- Senior Volunteering
- Published Roles
- 7 roles
- Good Fit Signals
- Students
Common Requirements Mentioned
- Complete the volunteer application
- Complete required training and placement steps
- Respect patient and family privacy
- Confirm the assigned project and schedule
- Follow office and confidentiality guidance
- Complete additional bereavement training
- Follow staff direction and privacy rules
- Contact the Volunteer Department first
Volunteer Roles & Application Paths
Patient and Family Care Volunteer
Offer companionship, help with errands, listen, make personal visits or calls, or sit with a patient while a family caregiver takes a break.
Placement arranged with the volunteer department after required training and certification.
- Complete the volunteer application
- Complete required training and placement steps
- Respect patient and family privacy
Administrative and Outreach Volunteer
Support bereavement services, fundraising mailings, special events, community outreach, educational activities, or other office needs.
Coordinated with the Volunteer Department according to current office, event, or outreach needs.
- Complete the volunteer application
- Confirm the assigned project and schedule
- Follow office and confidentiality guidance
Grief Support Volunteer
Assist bereavement staff with follow-up calls that remind families about available services after the death of a loved one.
Calls and follow-up are coordinated by bereavement staff; services may continue for up to 13 months.
- Complete the volunteer application
- Complete additional bereavement training
- Follow staff direction and privacy rules
Creative Comfort Volunteer
Sew Memory Bears or create knitted, crocheted, or quilted shawls, lap blankets, hats, and socks for patients and families.
Project-based; confirm current material, delivery, and pattern guidance before beginning.
- Contact the Volunteer Department first
- Basic sewing skills for Memory Bears
- Follow current project specifications
Teatime School Partnership
Mount St. Mary Academy students visit patients, families, and staff at the Ottenheimer Inpatient Center.
Weekly visits through the school partnership; confirm current availability.
- Coordinate through Mount St. Mary Academy and LifeTouch Health
- Confirm participation, training, supervision, and hour documentation
Pet Therapy Volunteer
Visit patients with a certified therapy dog in nursing homes or the inpatient facility.
Visits are arranged through the volunteer program.
- Certified therapy dog
- Complete the volunteer application
- Confirm pet-therapy program requirements
Veteran, Tuck-In, or Vigil Volunteer
Veteran volunteers may provide companionship to veteran patients; other specially placed volunteers may make Thursday supply calls or support patients and families near the end of life.
Vet-to-Vet and vigil schedules depend on patient needs; Tuck-In calls are made on Thursdays.
- Complete the volunteer application
- Veteran status for Vet-to-Vet matching
- Complete any role-specific or vigil training