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Hospice Volunteers Needed; Free Training Available Saturday
July 22, 2014
There is a shortage of hospice volunteers in the North Escambia area. Covenant Hospice will hold a new volunteer workshop at the Century Chamber of Commerce this Saturday.
Covenant Hospital volunteers help with:
- patient and family support
- honoring veterans
- children’s programs
- faith- based initiatives
- teen volunteers
- ambassadors
- fundraising and special events
- community events
- bereavement services
- Alzheimer’s family services
- administrative projects
The training will take place from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturday at the chamber office, 7811 North Century Boulevard. RSVP to Sharon Oakes at (850) 380-0356.
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3 Responses to “Hospice Volunteers Needed; Free Training Available Saturday”
I work at an assisted living facility,and I Love it. I have had a lot of dealings with Hospice and would Love to volunteer with them. Count me in.
If only this wasn’t on a Saturday I would love to volunteer for this. I do work all day Saturday
Wonderful opportunity for those that are loving and caring. We all need people to help care for us at our end of life. I know when they told me I still had cancer all I thought of was having someone loving and caring for me in the end. Its so scary. Turns out I was able to kick cancer and will be signing up to give others the love and compassion that I would have wanted at the end. If your heart breaks for people who are dying then they need you and your tender loving and caring.