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Volunteer with Us: Support Medical Aid in Dying in New Jersey
Are you passionate about advocating for compassionate, patient-centered end-of-life care? Join us in supporting New Jersey’s Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act. This vital legislation empowers terminally ill adults with the ability to make informed, personal decisions about how they spend their final days.
By volunteering with us, you’ll be part of a dedicated community advocating for awareness, accessibility, and understanding of medical aid in dying. Together, we can ensure that every eligible New Jerseyan facing a terminal illness has the option to pass peacefully, with dignity, and on their own terms.
Why Volunteer?
Spread Awareness: Help educate New Jersey residents about the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act and how it works.
Support Families and Patients: Offer compassionate guidance to those seeking to navigate their options.
Advocate for Access: Work to ensure healthcare providers, policymakers, and communities understand and respect patients’ rights under the law.
Ways to Get Involved
We offer a variety of opportunities to match your skills and interests, including:
Community Outreach: Lead or participate in events, seminars, or public discussions to promote understanding of the law.
Patient and Family Support: Provide non-medical support and resources to individuals considering their options.
Administrative Assistance: Help with behind-the-scenes tasks, such as managing communications or coordinating volunteer efforts.
Legislative Advocacy: Advocate for ongoing protection and expansion of patient rights under this law.
Who Can Volunteer?
We welcome individuals from all backgrounds and professions, including:
Medical and healthcare professionals
Legal experts
Clergy and spiritual advisors
Advocates for patient rights and social justice
No experience? No problem! We provide training to ensure you feel confident and prepared to make a meaningful impact.
Join Us Today
Your time, energy, and compassion can make a difference in the lives of terminally ill patients and their families across New Jersey. Together, we can uphold the principles of dignity, respect, and choice for those facing the end of life.