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Are you a compassionate listener? Become a bereavement call volunteer.

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ORGANIZATION: AccentCare Hospice

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AccentCare Hospice Volunteers make a profound impact in the lives of our hospice patients and their loved ones. As a bereavement volunteer, you can serve families after their loved one has died by making bereavement check in calls. Knowing that they are not forgotten and neither is their loved one helps in the grief process. Staff and volunteers make bereavement calls to provide a listening ear, help link families to resources and offer connection.

After volunteers go through orientation, calls can be made from their homes or in our Franklin office.

No previous hospice experience is needed, AccentCare Hospice will provide training and support throughout your time as a volunteer.

If you are looking for a deeply rewarding volunteer opportunity, then this is for you!

Requirements:

  • Criminal background check, provided by AccentCare

    Motor vehicle report with no more than 3 moving violations within the past 36 months

    Tuberculosis skin test, provided by AccentCare

    Drug Screening, provided by AccentCare

    COVID-19 vaccination

    Orientation classes virtually and possibly in person, provided by AccentCare

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About AccentCare Hospice

Location:

741 Cool Springs Blvd, Suite 102, Franklin, TN 37067, US

Mission Statement

Act with integrity. Be compassionate. Commit to excellence.

Description

Volunteers play an extremely important role in hospice. Without them, most hospices would not be able to carry on their work.

There are some 95,000 volunteers in America. Each year they give more than 5 million hours helping dying persons and their families.

They provide assistance at all skill levels. Many are relatives and friends of former hospice patients who, having seen how much hospice can help, want to contribute to its good work.

As a direct patient care volunteer you would be providing the patient and/or family with emotional support and companionship. Volunteer activities with patients include watching TV, reading, listening to music, crafts, listening, talking and providing caregiver respite.

As an indirect volunteer you will be providing administrative and office support to the hospice team. This may include copying, answering phones and special projects.

As a volunteer you will provide care and support that is unique to each patient's needs. By doing this you can create a bond between you, the patient and family that is priceless.

CAUSE AREAS

Community
Health & Medicine
Seniors
Community, Health & Medicine, Seniors

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

Multiple locations Franklin, TN 37067

(35.90466,-86.7718)
 

SKILLS

  • Administrative Support
  • Bereavement Support
  • Hospice Care

GOOD FOR

  • People 55+

REQUIREMENTS

  • Driver's License Needed
  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 18
  • Orientation or Training
  • 2 hours a week, we will work with your schedule.
  • Volunteers must be 18 years old and submit to a criminal background check, TB testing, drug screening and orientation paid for and provided by AccentCare. Due to federal regulations volunteers must also be Covid 19 vaccinated.

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