Become a Senior Companion Volunteer
The Senior Companion Program connects compassionate volunteers aged 55+ with older adults who need friendship, encouragement, and support to live independently. As a Senior Companion volunteer, you’ll provide consistent visits, meaningful conversations, and a trusted presence that helps seniors stay safe, healthy, and connected in their own homes. With every smile and shared story, you’ll make someone’s day a little brighter — and your own life more fulfilling.
Bring Joy and Independence to Seniors
Loneliness and isolation can have serious effects on a senior’s health and happiness. The Senior Companion Program helps bridge that gap by building trusted relationships that reduce anxiety, promote independence, and bring joy to both seniors and volunteers. It’s more than a visit — it’s a lifeline that reminds our aging neighbors they’re seen, valued, and never alone.
Licensed & Registered in Florida
Seniors in Service is registered with the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) to provide Homemaker and Companion Services in the following counties:
Hillsborough County — AHCA License #5776
Pinellas County — AHCA License #239865
Thank You To Our Senior Companion Program Sponsor
Here To Help
Sponsor an Isolated Senior
Are you interested in sponsoring an isolated senior for an entire year?
Need a Companion?
Volunteers are here to help you or someone you know benefit from a Senior Companion.
The Impact of Connection
Raquel, daughter of client Cristina, shared how volunteer Delia has become an essential part of their family through regular visits for over a year. “Delia isn’t just a volunteer; she’s like another daughter to my mom,” Raquel said. Delia’s deep understanding of Cristina’s needs has helped spot health issues early, often before the family notices. “She offers not just help, but emotional support and a listening ear. We know we can count on her like family.” Raquel expressed heartfelt gratitude, calling Delia a lifeline who has made an incredible difference in their lives.