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Senior Companion Program reports volunteer shortfall in Ennis
Summary
Kelley Moody of the Rocky Mountain Development Council told the commissioners the Senior Companion Program assists homebound seniors and adults with disabilities but is having difficulty recruiting volunteers in the Ennis area; Moody provided counts of volunteers and services for Madison County.
Kelley Moody of the Rocky Mountain Development Council updated the Madison County Commissioners on the Senior Companion Program at the June 15 work session. Moody said the program provides assistance to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities and described the current scope of services offered in Madison County.
A primary concern Moody raised was recruitment: the program is having difficulty attracting volunteers in the Ennis area, which could limit service capacity. Moody provided an update on volunteer numbers and service levels in the county but did not request specific county funding or a formal action at the meeting.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about recruitment strategies and local service coverage. Staff and Moody discussed outreach needs and potential next steps to bolster volunteer recruitment in underserved areas.
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