Patient Care Volunteers provide companionship and support to patients and families in their own homes, nursing homes or assisted living facilities. They offer a listening ear, open mind and loving heart to the families in their care.
Administrative Support Volunteers provide office support & clerical duties and other vital staff support.
Bereavement Volunteers provide companionship and support to people who have lost a family member. This volunteer work may be accomplished through home visits or telephone contact depending on the need of the survivor. Additional training is provided.
Special Project Volunteers provides assistance in community programs and events that raise funds and community awareness of hospice.
Patient/Family Satisfaction Survey Volunteers contact hospice families one to three months after our patient's death to determine their overall satisfaction with our hospice services, provide constructive feedback and help us improve our services. Training is provided.
11th Hour Volunteers complete additional training in the physical and spiritual aspect of dying and are available upon request to provide additional support to patients and families during the final hours of life. |
th of May. Her full-time job is on-call nurse during the week for all of our patients. Due to several nurses being out due to illness in May Kathy graciously agreed to also work during the daytime hours and make patient visits. Kathy is a very compassionate and caring nurse to all the patients she sees. Thank you Kathy.