Volunteer

One of our favorite services is our Jason’s Run & Recharge Family Respite Night: a relaxing night of self-care for caregivers to recharge their batteries! Self-care is vital for the wellbeing of all caregivers, and it can be difficult for caregivers of children with disabilities to access. This program provides unpaid caregivers an opportunity to receive 3 free hours of childcare once every three months.

This event is on select Wednesdays from 5-8pm. Come play with kids for 3 hours while their caregivers have a night out! This would be a phenomenal opportunity for youth and families to help out together and you do not need to commit to each respite night to help.

• Communication and active listening skills with people of all ages, identifying and implementing accommodation strategies
• Experience promoting equity and inclusion
• A deeper understanding that everyone has the ability to learn, think, and understand, and that everyone deserves to be treated with respect.
• Flexibility and creative thinking
• Self-management skills
• Quick decision making

• Greet each child and their family, and help them feel welcome.
• Foster an environment where children and their families feel safe and supported.
• Encourage children to connect with one another and support their social-emotional development.
• Actively engage in activities and provide any accommodations and/or support needed for all children to participate.

This program is supported by the Jason Opdyke Memorial Fund.

Want to help with this event? Please reach out to Stefany at 541-390-2208 or email stefany@codsn.org

One of our favorite services is our Jason’s Run & Recharge Family Respite Night: a relaxing night of self-care for caregivers to recharge their batteries! Self-care is vital for the wellbeing of all caregivers, and it can be difficult for caregivers of children with disabilities to access. This program provides unpaid caregivers an opportunity to receive 3 free hours of childcare once every three months.

This event is on select Wednesdays from 5-8pm. Come play with kids for 3 hours while their caregivers have a night out! This would be a phenomenal opportunity for youth and families to help out together and you do not need to commit to each respite night to help.

• Communication and active listening skills with people of all ages, identifying and implementing accommodation strategies
• Experience promoting equity and inclusion
• A deeper understanding that everyone has the ability to learn, think, and understand, and that everyone deserves to be treated with respect.
• Flexibility and creative thinking
• Self-management skills
• Quick decision making

• Greet each child and their family, and help them feel welcome.
• Foster an environment where children and their families feel safe and supported.
• Encourage children to connect with one another and support their social-emotional development.
• Actively engage in activities and provide any accommodations and/or support needed for all children to participate.

This program is supported by the Jason Opdyke Memorial Fund.

Want to help with this event? Please reach out to Stefany at 541-390-2208 or email stefany@codsn.org