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VOLUNTEERS

It's All Possible Because of You

Wheel Serve NC is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization. We are looking for caring, passionate and committed people to volunteer their time to help people with a physical disability play wheelchair tennis. You will be a part of the impact of making lives better and a community more diverse, compassionate and educated. We welcome all types of volunteers, whether you are a high school or college student, tennis enthusiast or a recreational/physical therapist. All are appreciated and all are valued. You will soon find out that in giving back you gain more and that life seems a little more worthwhile when we are helping each other through it!

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VOLUNTEER TRAINING

Wheel Serve NC requires all volunteers to complete a short, 1-hour zoom training to help educate you on our clinic structure, volunteer expectations and the dos and don'ts of wheelchair etiquette.

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BECOME A VOLUNTEER

Our volunteers are the heartbeat of our wheelchair tennis programs. It takes people like you that want to help our players enjoy the game of tennis, make new friends and most of all to have FUN! Come join us and see how YOU can make a DIFFERENCE by just playing tennis.

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VOLUNTEER CODE OF CONDUCT

We want you to feel comfortable volunteering with us, so we have given you several guidelines to follow to help you be successful at one of our wheelchair tennis clinics. The Wheel Serve NC Code of Conduct represents our core values and the culture of our organization. We're all about respect, valuing each other and breaking down misconceptions. Take a look...

How to take on/off wheels on a sport chair

 Demonstration Videos

How to use an air compressor

How to adjust a Top End Pro tennis chair

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My family has volunteered for a wheelchair tennis program for years now. I love playing with these athletes each week because they work hard and have fun! It is rewarding to introduce some to the game of tennis and watch their game progress to advanced over time. As a bonus, I've made friendships that I hope last a lifetime.

Mary Kay Deering

DISABILITY ETIQUETTE

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