One of our comfort care volunteers, Denise, shared how something as simple as a hug can say “you are not alone” when words fall short. In times of deep grief, gentle human connection can bring peace, reassurance, and a sense of being held through the hardest moments.

As our hospice continues to grow and expand, so does our need for dedicated individuals who want to make a meaningful difference in their community. Volunteering is more than lending a hand. It is about being part of a compassionate movement that supports individuals and families during some of life’s most tender moments.

When facing a life-limiting illness, the journey can feel overwhelming. It’s not just about managing symptoms but also about finding comfort, dignity, and support every step of the way. That’s where comprehensive care services come in. They wrap around you and your loved ones like a warm blanket, offering more than just medical help—they provide emotional, social, and spiritual support too.

When someone faces a life-limiting illness, the journey can feel overwhelming. It’s a time filled with uncertainty, emotions, and difficult decisions. That’s why hospice and palliative care exist - to provide comfort, dignity, and support during these moments. But these vital services don’t run on goodwill alone. They need our help. Supporting hospice care funding is essential to ensure that everyone in our community can access compassionate, no-cost care when they need it mo

Grief is a journey that touches every part of our being. It can feel like a blizzard that sweeps through our lives, leaving us searching for calm and clarity. When facing loss, especially in the context of life-limiting illnesses, having access to compassionate and comprehensive grief support can make all the difference. We want to share with you some insights and resources that can help guide you or your loved ones through this difficult time. Understanding Comprehensive Gri

“Words cannot express the gratitude towards the staff and volunteers who attended to her every need. Demonstrating remarkable kindness and sensitivity, she was provided not only excellent medical support but also provided a peaceful atmosphere of respect and compassion. We were also grateful for the same kindness and support given to us whenever visiting.”