Hospice Bereavement Volunteers needed

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As a Bereavement volunteer you can provide compassionate supprt to families and individuals who are grieving the loss of a loved one, offering companionship, listening, and resources during a difficult time, ofen through phone calls, grief support groups or other forms or support.

· Making Phone Calls:

Many hospice programs utilize volunteers to make regular phone calls to bereaved families, offering check-ins and expressing support.

· Writing Caring Notes:

Volunteers can also write and deliver cards or notes to bereaved families, offering words of comfort and support.

· Providing Support and Companionship:

Bereavement volunteers offer a listening ear and a supportive presence to those who are grieving, allowing them to share their stories and emotions.

· Offering Resources and Information:

connect bereaved individuals with community resources and information about grief counseling, support groups, and other services.