Hi, I'm Adreana, the Volunteer Coordinator at Care360 Hospice.
As a hospice companionship volunteer for Care360 Hospice, your role is crucial in providing emotional support and companionship to patients facing end-of-life care. By simply being there to listen, hold a hand, or share stories with patients, you can make a significant difference in their quality of life during this challenging time. Your presence brings comfort and reassurance to not only the patient but also to their families who may be struggling with their loved one's terminal illness. Whether you are reading a book together, playing music, celebrating birthday's, attending veteran ceremonies, or just sitting in silence, your empathy and compassion are what truly matter. While it may not always be easy emotionally, the impact you have on the lives you encounter is immeasurable and will leave a lasting legacy of love and kindness.
What does hospice volunteering look like:
Providing companionship and an empathetic presence
Watching tv
Reading books, magazines, historical articles
Helping with patient’s hobbies - bingo, arts & crafts, playing cards, puzzles, word searches, chess
Listening to music
Listening to patient’s personal stories
Attending Veteran pinning's and birthdays
Helping with Bereavement mailings
Creating visual legacy boards
Holding hands
Praying
Talking sports
Qualifications for being a hospice volunteer:
Compassionate, empathetic, kindhearted, and understanding
Open minded, non-judgmental, and honest
Believe that you will make a difference in someone’s life
Communication and listening skills
Willingness to bring your own creativity to our patients
How to apply or inquire about volunteer opportunities:
Email me at akrukowski@care360hospice.com, call or text my cell 419.266.1676.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Hi, I'm Adreana, the Volunteer Coordinator at Care360 Hospice.
As a hospice companionship volunteer for Care360 Hospice, your role is crucial in providing emotional support and companionship to patients facing end-of-life care. By simply being there to listen, hold a hand, or share stories with patients, you can make a significant difference in their quality of life during this challenging time. Your presence brings comfort and reassurance to not only the patient but also to their families who may be struggling with their loved one's terminal illness. Whether you are reading a book together, playing music, celebrating birthday's, attending veteran ceremonies, or just sitting in silence, your empathy and compassion are what truly matter. While it may not always be easy emotionally, the impact you have on the lives you encounter is immeasurable and will leave a lasting legacy of love and kindness.
What does hospice volunteering look like:
Providing…
We service NWO - Toledo, Sylvania, Holland, Oregon, Northwood, Point Place, Maumee, Perrysburg, Bowling Green, Waterville, Whitehouse, Napoleon, Findlay, and Point Place. Volunteers drive within their comfort zone.
Here is the Volunteer Application google document: