Every day, volunteers add to the caring environment at St. Luke's Elmore, helping patients and their families at a stressful time in their lives. By volunteering your time, you help give back to your community and make St. Luke's Elmore a friendlier, more welcoming place for everyone.

Volunteer Opportunities
As our Volunteer Program continues to grow more opportunities are becoming available.  Current programs for volunteer include:

SLE Auxiliary
SLE Volunteer Ambassadors

Long Term Care Volunteers
Youth Volunteers
General SLE Volunteers

How to Get Started
Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer can fill out the Volunteer Contact Request form or contact the Volunteer Office at 208-587-8401 Ext 187 or email carantom@slhs.org .

Volunteer Eligibility

People of all ages (14 years or older) are encouraged to volunteer at St. Luke's Elmore. While most volunteers work Monday – Friday between 8 am and 5 pm, some volunteers choose to work evenings and weekends.

Volunteer Interviews
Volunteering at SLE requires a good match between a person’s interests and talents and the work available to volunteers at the hospital. While determining a match is usually a simple process, good communication is essential. The volunteer interview helps the prospective volunteer learn about volunteer opportunities available at St. Luke's Elmore and helps the Volunteer Coordinator identify areas that best meet the volunteers interests and skills.
New volunteers will be asked to complete a volunteer application and adult volunteers must authorize a Criminal Background Check. You may also be asked to attend a second interview with a prospective department supervisor. Once an acceptable match is made, the new volunteer is scheduled to attend training.

Volunteer Training
All new volunteers must attend volunteer training before they can begin actively volunteering at St. Luke's Elmore. The volunteer training familiarizes new volunteers with the policies and procedures that govern volunteer activities at St. Luke's Elmore.