April is Volunteer Month, and the Clay County Veterans Affairs office is putting out a call for volunteers to help transport veterans to medical appointments. This important initiative is part of the office’s ongoing efforts to support and honor our local veterans.

As part of their commitment to serving the needs of veterans in the community, the Clay County Veterans Affairs office is seeking Volunteer Drivers to provide transportation for veterans who require assistance getting to their medical appointments. This volunteer program plays a crucial role in ensuring that our veterans have access to the healthcare services they need, and it is an opportunity for community members to give back to those who have served our country.

Volunteering as a driver for veterans is a meaningful way to support those who have sacrificed so much for our nation. It provides an opportunity to directly impact the lives of individuals who have served in the armed forces, and it is a chance to show appreciation and respect for their service.

The process of becoming a Volunteer Driver for the Clay County Veterans Affairs office is straightforward. Prospective volunteers are required to complete an application and undergo a background check. Once approved, volunteers will receive training on the procedures and protocols for transporting veterans to and from their medical appointments.

The need for Volunteer Drivers is ongoing, and the Clay County Veterans Affairs office is encouraging individuals who are interested in giving back to consider becoming a part of this vital program. By volunteering as a driver, you can make a tangible difference in the lives of local veterans and ensure that they receive the care they need and deserve.

To learn more about becoming a Volunteer Driver for veterans in Clay County, or to find out about other volunteer opportunities with the Veterans Affairs office, stop by the office at 505 2nd Ave West in Spencer, call 712-262-5547 or email VSO Katie Ginger at kginger@claycounty.iowa.gov.

As we recognize Volunteer Month, let’s come together as a community to support our veterans and show our gratitude for their service. Becoming a Volunteer Driver for the Clay County Veterans Affairs office is an excellent way to honor and assist those who have sacrificed for our country, and it is a chance to make a positive impact in the lives of our local veterans.

For more information about services provided by Clay County Veterans Affairs, visit their website at https://claycounty.iowa.gov/veterans-affairs/ 

Connect with the Clay Veteran Affairs Facebook page.