They also provide support for the Hospice staff. Volunteers answer phones, help in the library, attend community education and health fairs, perform office duties and assist with special projects and events. Bereavement volunteers provide emotional support to people who have recently lost a loved one. The opportunity to help your community with a vital service. The chance to learn about other cultures and belief systems.
Volunteers can give as little or as much time as they wish.
Some volunteers donate many hours per week, some volunteer a few hours per month or some prefer a one-time service. Volunteer training is available several times a year in the various service areas. Hospice provides this educational opportunity for each region, and there is no obligation to volunteer. For information about becoming a Hospice Volunteer, contact the office serving your county. Home Page .