OPG VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

The Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator Program is seeking volunteer public guardians. Become a guardian for an adult with a cognitive impairment to ensure that their wishes are honored while they remain free of harm.

The geographic areas that have a need for volunteers are: Klamath Falls, Marion County, Washington County, Benton County, Linn County, Curry County, Grants Pass, Hood River, Tigard, McMinnville, Gresham, Milton-Freewater, and Ontario.

Volunteer guardians will visit their client, learning their needs and wishes, help plan for their medical treatment and other services, advocate for their rights and dignity, monitor their care and living conditions, and report any suspected abuse. This is an 8-16 hour per month commitment.

Volunteers guardians will complete the “Guardian Academy,” a thorough training program that will provide all information one would need to be an effective guardian.  After successfully completing the Academy and additional hours of supervised work, OPG will delegate guardianship duties to volunteers on select cases.

Upcoming trainings: Early 2025

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830 D St. NE, Salem OR, 97301


Long-Term Care Ombudsman

        800-522-2602 | 503-378-6533            ltco.info@rights.oregon.gov


Oregon Public Guardian

        844-656-6774 | 503-378-6848            opg.info@rights.oregon.gov

          New guardianship referrals: 971-374-3582


Residential Facilities Ombudsman

        844-674-4567 | 503-378-6852            rfo.info@rights.oregon.gov

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