Sometimes a small gesture can mean so much. Share some love with our Hospice patients this Valentine's Day by making handmade Valentines!
We are looking for cheerful, colorful Valentine cards to share some love and cheer with our patients.
Cards can be mailed to our main office at the following address:
Grace Healthcare Services Volunteer Department- 105 Fieldcrest Avenue, Edison NJ 08837. Deadline is Monday, February 8th, to allow us time for card distribution.
Or contact-less card pick up can be provided by our Volunteer Coordinators. Pick ups will be completed by Monday, February 8th, to allow time for distribution to patients.
Volunteer Coordinators will distribute Valentines to our patients in nursing homes, assisted living facilities and homes.
Get the whole family involved! This is a great project for kids to help with!
Please include "Grace Healthcare Services" somewhere on your card.
Email Volunteer@Gracehcs.com or call 732-225-4100 to get started! Thank you so much!
101 Fieldcrest Avenue, Suite 304, Raritan Plaza III, Edison, NJ 08837, US
Mission Statement
It is our belief that the delivery of hospice care can be taken to a new level of excellence by those who understand the privilege of what it means to serve the terminally ill. Grace Healthcare Services was founded by a group of hospice professionals who value that opportunity and privilege. We are dedicated to advancing the quality of hospice care in the communities that we serve. Our promise is to utilize the inherent expertise of our staff to educate consumers and serve patients and families with the highest level of dignity and grace.
Description
Grace Healthcare Services is a Hospice organization serving patients throughout New Jersey. Our most significant relationships begin with our patients and their families. Personalized care, peace of mind and satisfaction guide every decision we make. It is the commitment of Grace Healthcare Services to deliver palliative/comfort care to our patients, attending to their physical, psychosocial and spiritual needs, and to serve as a source of strength and support to the family and/or caregiver.
