Speaking Up for Quality Long-Term Care
See How We HelpGet to know our team and why we're so passionate about what we do.
Our approach is geared toward helping people in long-term care and their loved ones.
We help those in long-term care facilities across St. Louis and northeast Missouri.
Get involved with our mission through volunteering, events and donations.
We serve 21 counties by offering free assistance to individuals and families seeking long-term care. We also provide advocacy services to those currently living in long-term care communities. Discover why Jerry spends his time as a VOYCE volunteer!
See Our ImpactOur generous supporters have helped us expand our offerings to help more people in need, but there’s still more work to be done. Will you pitch in to help those in long-term care and their loved ones?
Support Our MissionHave a little spare time? Use it to help out at one of our long-term care facilities as an Ombudsman. You’ll leave feeling fulfilled with the knowledge that you made a difference in someone's life.
Get InvolvedSAVE THE DATE! “Celebration for Compassion and Care” is the new, revamped version of our Caregivers Awards Luncheon! STAY TUNED: More information to come.
We are in a “shadow” this year: the shadow of isolation, loneliness, and boredom of the panic and shutdowns. The pandemic has left nothing untouched. This includes our treasured winter holidays. As county and state officials begin adding restrictions back to gathering sizes, questions will come up about what to do about holiday celebrations. How…
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If the situation is an emergency, please call 9-1-1. Professionals expect that for every case of adult abuse or neglect reported, as many as 23 cases go unreported. This is a devastating expectation, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of the coronavirus, more and more older adults are isolated and self-neglected than ever. Not only…
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The COVID-19 virus has caused devastating impacts on long-term care residents and their families. Our loved ones are not only highly susceptible to the virus, but facility lockdowns have left residents highly vulnerable to abuse, neglect, and improper care. We can attribute this to various factors – low-staffing levels, lack of access to Ombudsman advocates,…
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