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Seasons Hospice needs individuals that are looking for a rewarding volunteer experience. We are in need of volunteers that are able to make socialization or caregiver relief visits in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
Volunteers are non-medical companions that brighten a patient's day. They are prepared & supported via training, continued education & social events w/fellow volunteers. Once training is complete, we work around your schedule/availability and keep you as close to home as you desire.
Hospice volunteers are special people. They affirm life not just by talking but by doing. Death is part of the circle of life. Nobody should die alone unless they choose to.
Hospice volunteers are subject to the same requirements that our staff is. Direct patient contact volunteers must undergo a criminal background check, driving record check, drug test and a two part TB screening. Volunteers incur no cost for these requirements.
For more information, please contact me and/or check out our website:
www.seasons.org and fill out the volunteer application!
2629 Waterfront Parkway East Drive, 375, Indianapolis, IN 46214, US
Mission Statement
Honoring Life Offering Hope
Description
The goal of hospice care is to provide physical, emotional, social and spiritual support to terminally ill patients, as well as their families and loved ones, while assisting patients and families to live with dignity and comfort as they cope with end of life isssues.
We strive to recognize that individuals and families are true experts in their own care; support our staff so they can put our patients and families first; find creative soluntions which add quality to life; for excellence beyond excepted standards; and, increase community awareness of hospice as part of the continuum of care.
