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RSVP County
Programs
in northeastern Oklahoma
Washington
and Osage Counties,
Bartlesville, OK
Creek County, Sapulpa,
OK
Wagoner County,
Wagoner, OK
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RSVP
County Programs
Washington (and
Osage) County
Washington County
Coordinator:
Ann
Dougherty
320 SE Delaware, Suite 4 – Bartlesville, OK 74003
Phone 918-336-0330
Email:
rsvp@bartnet.net
Many opportunities abound for the senior who wants to
give back and stay active in the Washington (and Osage) County community. Some
of our partner agencies include
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Bartlesville Area History Museum
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Bartlesville Police Department
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Elder Care of Washington County
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Habitat for Humanity
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Literacy Council
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Theatre Bartlesville
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Washington County Health Department
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and many more.
In addition to matching volunteers to different agencies throughout
the county, RSVP partners with Elder Care of Washington County to
present free community education sessions on depression in older
adults and their caregivers. Please contact our office to learn
more about how you could volunteer with this program,
Blues: Not a Normal
Part of Aging.
Washington
County useful phone numbers:
Elder Care: 918-336-8500
First Call - 211: information and
referral service: 918-336-2255
Volunteer Opportunities
(Sep 13)
The
Frank Phillips Home
is looking for volunteers who can donate
 3 to 12 hours a month
providing tours and educational services for museum guests. Docents
will meet new people, learn Bartlesville's early history, and help
make an impact on our community.
The role of our docents is two-fold: (1) serve as hosts and
provide a welcoming atmosphere and (2) serve as an interpreter of
the Home, helping to give the visitor a deeper understanding and
appreciation of the lives of Frank and Jane Phillips.
Training is scheduled for the first Saturday of each month
from 9-11am at the Home. New docents are required to attend the
training, complete the reading in the docent packet, and shadow
train with docents on tours. In addition, you will receive
additional training from the monthly
Lunch and Learn sessions. Docents
are asked to work a minimum of one 3-hour shift each month,
Wed through Sun.
For those persons interested in applying for docent training,
please contact the Frank Phillips
Home to pick up an
application; references are required. Fully-guided tours are given
Wed through Sat
from 10am-4pm and Sun
from 1-4pm (last tour begins at 4pm each day). For an application
packet or more information, call Debbie Speer, Historical
Interpreter, at 918-336-2491 or
dspeer@okhistory.org.
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To learn more
about county programs, please call the Tulsa RSVP office at 280-8656, or email
rsvp@rsvptulsa.org.
Tulsa Staff Contact:
Jan Kelley
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