A Hospice Administrative Volunteer provides office and organizational support to a hospice team, helping ensure patients and families receive compassionate, timely care. This role is ideal for someone who is organized, dependable, empathetic, and comfortable working in a professional healthcare environment.
A Hospice Vigil Volunteer provides compassionate presence and emotional support to hospice patients who may be in the final hours or days of life and who might otherwise be alone. Vigil volunteers offer calm companionship, comfort, and reassurance to patients and families during the dying process.
A Hospice Direct Care Volunteer provides compassionate companionship and non-medical support to hospice patients and their families. Volunteers help enhance quality of life by offering emotional support, social interaction, and practical assistance during a patient’s end-of-life journey.
A Hospice Veteran Volunteer provides companionship, emotional support, and specialized peer support to hospice patients who have served in the military. Veteran volunteers offer a unique connection through shared experiences, helping honor a patient’s service while providing comfort, dignity, and companionship during end-of-life care.
A Hospice Reiki Volunteer provides gentle, non-invasive energy-based support intended to promote relaxation, comfort, and emotional well-being for hospice patients and their families. Reiki volunteers work alongside the hospice care team to offer compassionate presence and calming sessions that may help reduce stress and encourage peace during end-of-life…
A Hospice Pet Therapy Volunteer provides comfort, companionship, and emotional support to hospice patients and their families through supervised visits with a certified therapy animal. Pet therapy volunteers help create moments of joy, relaxation, and connection for individuals receiving end-of-life care.