Be a Hospice Volunteer and Make a Difference

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How does a volunteer support hospice?

• Providing respite to family
• Socialization: reading, playing cards, sewing, simply being a friendly visitor to a patient
• Office and administrative support
• Offering their unique talents in any way toward supporting patients, families, and the community at-large

• PATIENT CARE VOLUNTEER
  Provide patient care and support services that contribute to the quality of life for patients and their families, such as socialization and active listening, providing companionship, preparing meals or snacks, or engagement in music or interested hobbies
• OFFICE VOLUNTEER
  Assist the clinical team with day to day operations within the office, such as assisting with patient charts, answering the telephone, filing, copying, and other supportive tasks
• PET THERAPY VOLUNTEER
  The Pet Therapy Volunteer provides support services in compliance with hospice policies. The Pet-Therapy Certified pet is utilized therapeutically to implement the hospice plan of care, providing tactile stimulation, aid in relaxation, companionship, and other quality of life benefits to patients.
• Professional
  Are you licensed in the field of your expertise? The opportunities to volunteer are as numerous as the individual needs of each of our patients and their families. Contact our closest program office to volunteer your professional skills and share how you envision donating your time and talents to our grateful patients and families. Professional skills may include: therapeutic practices, massage therapy, or beautician.