Did You Think Social Distancing Got You Down? My Friends in Bridgeport Wrote the Book on Being Stuck at Home!!

If social distancing had you down, you could learn a thing or two from your neighbors who have written the book on social isolation. They have to take the bus or a cab to get groceries, never get out to the coffee shop for a chai tea or macchiato with friends and have trouble accessing online shopping or routine social networking platforms. It may 'novel' for us but it is the norm for them. YOU can help! Be ready to become a volunteer for a neighbor who is blind - you can help get them to the store and assist with reading labels, assist with sorting and reading mails, if you have a flexible daytime schedule an occasional doctor's visit would be Fantastic! You can help with just a few hours per week or month and the schedule is flexible for you and your new friend to plan based on your availability. It's so easy... Requirements to be a great volunteer include being here in Connecticut and: a desire to help others; a pleasant demeanor; a good reading/speaking voice; average reading skills; organizational or planning abilities; a good driving record; a clear criminal history; two references access to a car with proof of insurance; a minimum of $50/100k liability and $5,000 of property damage coverage. Volunteers will be matched within three to five miles of home or work.