Volunteers

Get Involved with OCHCH

As the leading industry voice, OCHCH is advancing industry standards by providing home and community-based organizations with the advocacy, education, and regulatory support they need to ensure that individuals receive the highest level of dignity, care, and respect. In order to meet this mission, OCHCH needs volunteers like you! Throughout the year, we need input, insight, and time from our members on a variety of projects, programs, and activities. Members can volunteer by getting involved with one of our committees or participating at an advocacy event.

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Volunteer Committees

Education Committee

The Education Committee establishes priorities for all educational programming, identifies new educational programming opportunities, maintains current Ohio Nurses Association provider status, monitors the quality of the educational programming process and reports findings to the OCHCH Board of Directors.

Community Connections Committee

The Community Connections Committee advances the mission of the Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice by serving as ambassadors who believe in the delivery of quality home and community-based health care and provide a sounding board on membership issues and initiatives. The committee also plans and coordinates all aspects of the annual awards program, including identifying recipients.

Political Advocacy Committee

The Political Advocacy Committee identifies elected officials who have demonstrated a serious commitment to the council’s public policy initiatives and the health care at home industry. The committee also explores, vets and/or makes recommendations for opportunities to improve fundraising, assists in the planning and coordination of advocacy events, and educates OCHCH members on the importance of political advocacy and fundraising.

Rules & Regulatory Committee

The Rules & Regulatory Committee focuses on the rules and regulations that impact the health care at home industry at a federal, state, and local level. They assist in developing and revising the Council’s public policy initiatives. The committee also explores current and new policies, rules, and regulations and vets and/or makes recommendations for opportunities to improve these policies. This committee focuses on the needs of our members and how the rules and regulations they must work under are best designed to support providers and the people they serve.