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The Hickman
Basic Information
Address: 400 North Walnut Street
West Chester, PA 19380
Phone Number: 484-760-6300
Fax Number: 610-696-1627
Email: jmitman@thehickman.org
Additional Information
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Seniors
Ages for Volunteer: 14-99
Hours of Service: 8:30am to 8:00pm
Days of Service: Any
Mission Statement:
As human beings we treasure our potential for a long and productive life. For some older men and women limited by physical or financial constraints, this hope is often diminished. Guided by Quaker traditions valuing all life and welcoming diversity, The Hickman offers older individuals opportunity to seek the richness of life's possibilities.
Program History:
The Hickman, an assisted living residence for older adults, has been quietly and consistently providing excellent care to the residents of Chester County and the surrounding area for over a century.
Founded by two Quaker women in 1891, The Hickman is conveniently located in the heart of historic West Chester, within walking distance of banks, the post office, various art galleries, restaurants and shops.
Our close proximity to institutions such as West Chester University, the Chester County Historical Society, the Chester County Hospital, and the Chester County Library provides ample opportunity for continued community service as well as cultural and educational stimulation.
Life at The Hickman is a unique blend of opportunity for continued vitality coupled with services and support. Residents and families enjoy community rooms conveniently located throughout both buildings. Porches and patios overlook our beautifully landscaped grounds.
Events:
Fall Clean-Up
Saturday, November 21, 2009
8:00am to noon
Additional Information:
Volunteering at The Hickman is a rewarding experience for you and the residents. Our volunteers range from age 14-70+ years. The Hickman’s volunteers provide administrative help, conduct activities such as crafts classes, bible study and one-on-one discussions, to name a few.
Available Volunteer Opportunities:
Group singing
Walking with residents
Educational Lectures
Manicures
Pottery
Arts and Crafts
Computer Training
Thursday Tea parties
Exercise Ross (the house dog)
Resident Visits
Individual or group games
Mobile store
Teaching languages
New suggestions and ideas are welcome!!