Most responsible adult children want to be there for their parents, but they are pulled in several directions. Mission Hospice can help you when your spouse, child, or parent is dying. The organization has a top priority to increase its volunteer caregivers helpers in the home from 30 to 100 women and men. These trained, dedicated people can offer respite to you actual hours of relief from around the clock care or fill-in between hired attendants. They can provide added relief on the weekends so you can shop or attend church.
Training is held for new recruits twice a year, Fall and Spring.
Attend it and feel more comfortable talking about death. Plans are underway at Mission Hospice to reach out to the corporate world with education around grief in the workplace. Help your employees by offering this specialized education from Mission Hospice before death comes and after. When you receive that sinking news that your loved one is dying, think of Mission Hospice, an organization serving the community for 20 years and ready to bring you practical and emotional help in your time of need.