• When you call, we'll arrange a time, at your convenience, for one of our staff or Volunteer coordinators to visit you at your home. 
• We'll get some very basic information about your situation and your specific needs.
• And we'll tell you more about how Faith in Action works.

• Transportation - rides to medical appointments and errands
• Homemaker - preparing meals, light housekeeping, assisting with mail
• Home Modification/Repair - fixing a faucet, installing a railing, building a ramp
• Chore - heavy housework, snow removal, yard work
• Respite/Friendly Visiting - being with someone while their caregiver is away from home, visiting with someone who needs company
• Meal Delivery/Grocery Shopping - when someone can't get out, our Volunteers come in
• Telephone Assurance

If your particular need was not in the above list, feel free to ask us about it.

 For Family or Professionals

We often hear from concerned family members and professionals with health or social service agencies.  If someone you know could benefit from the friendly assistance of a Volunteer, we'll gladly discuss how we might help in your situation.

We know it can often be difficult to place that first call for help.  However, we feel it makes a big difference when an individual places that call themselves.  Maintaining a sense of control is very important to self-worth.  So, unless the individual you're concerned about is unable to call for themselves, we suggest you encourage them to do so.

The Faith in Action Board of Directors, Staff and Volunteers strictly abide by our policies regarding confidentiality, and are not able to release any information without written authorization from the individual served.

We'd be glad to send you our brochure or make an appointment to meet you at our office, at your office, or in your home.

Faith in Action for Cass County

Helping Hands ... Loving Hearts