Do you know someone who lives alone and could benefit from a friendly daily check-in?

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Citizens’ Assurance Program (CAP) provides daily phone calls to Williamson County residents who live alone and would appreciate the reassurance of regular contact.

📞 How does it work?

CAP volunteers call participants every morning between 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. to check on their well-being and offer a friendly connection.

Participants also have access to a dedicated answering machine to let volunteers know when they won’t be available for their scheduled call.

💙 KNOW SOMEONE WHO COULD BENEFIT?

Whether it’s a parent, grandparent, neighbor or friend, a simple daily phone call can make a meaningful difference.

🤝 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

We’re also looking for caring, dependable community members who would like to make a difference by volunteering with CAP!

Volunteers must complete an application and a one-hour training session. Email and Excel skills are required, and a background check may be conducted.

A little of your time could mean a lot to someone else. Help us spread the word by sharing this post with someone who could benefit from the program or who might enjoy volunteering!

Click here for more information: Citizens Assurance Program