As the Conejo Senior Volunteer Program Director at Conejo Recreation & Park District, Julie Spivack plays a pivotal role in fostering community engagement among seniors. With a deep commitment to enhancing the lives of older adults, Julie not only matches individuals with volunteer opportunities that...
As the Conejo Senior Volunteer Program Director at Conejo Recreation & Park District, Julie Spivack plays a pivotal role in fostering community engagement among seniors. With a deep commitment to enhancing the lives of older adults, Julie not only matches individuals with volunteer opportunities that align with their passions but also cultivates a sense of belonging and purpose within the community. Her extensive experience in nonprofit volunteering and local government equips her with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of volunteer management and program development.
One of Julie's key projects involves overseeing the federally funded senior nutrition grant program, where she collaborates closely with the County of Ventura to deliver over 70 nutritious meals daily to seniors in need. This initiative not only addresses food insecurity but also serves as a gateway for seniors to connect with one another, fostering social interaction and support. Additionally, Julie is dedicated to enhancing communication within the program by developing a volunteer newsletter and other resource materials that promote volunteer services and highlight the contributions of volunteers.
Her expertise in grant coordination and writing ensures that the Conejo Senior Volunteer Program remains well-resourced and sustainable, allowing for continuous growth and impact. Julie’s interpersonal communication skills and ability to train and motivate volunteers are instrumental in creating a vibrant and effective volunteer community. Through her leadership, the CSVP not only serves as a staffing solution but also enriches the lives of seniors, empowering them to make meaningful contributions to their community while finding fulfillment in their roles.
