Volunteer Opportunities
Build Connection. Provide Advocacy. Make a Difference.
Volunteers play an important role in supporting individuals served by Indiana Guardianship Services, Inc. Through regular visits and relationship-based advocacy, volunteers help ensure that individuals under guardianship are seen, heard, and supported. Volunteer roles are structured, supported, and designed to complement professional guardianship services.
Volunteer Roles
The Volunteer Advocate
Volunteers at IGS begin their involvement as Volunteer Advocates. This role focuses on building relationships, providing companionship, and supporting individuals who may have limited or nonexistent personal support systems. Through regular visits and consistent presence, Volunteer Advocates help reduce isolation and ensure individuals remain seen, heard, and supported.
Advocates are grounded in advocacy, respect, and ethical practice. Volunteers play a meaningful role in supporting individuals who may otherwise lack consistent personal connection, ensuring dignity, stability, and compassionate oversight remain at the center of care.

VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE
Requirements
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Must be at least 21 years of age (or 18 if enrolled in college)
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Ability to commit to a minimum of one visit per month
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Willingness to complete required onboarding and training
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Ability to maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries
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Reliable transportation within assigned county
Responsibilities
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Visit with assigned individual approximately once per month
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Provide companionship and relationship-based support
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Observe general well-being and communicate concerns to IGS staff
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Document visit summaries as directed
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Follow all agency guidelines and boundaries

Ready for the next step?
Are you ready to make a difference in someone's life? Complete the Volunteer Advocate Application below, and we'll reach out to you to get started!
