Empresa (ESG e Negócio Social)
BECOME A VETERAN TO VETERAN HOSPICE VOLUNTEER-Opportunities in Dallas/Collin/Rockwall/Hunt/Kaufman Counties
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Those Who Can, Do - Those Who Can Do More, Volunteer
Getting out of the service doesn’t mean you have to stop having someone's back or living heroic values like courage and integrity. Hope Health Care has an opportunity for you to continue to serve others but on your own time and in your way.
Hope Health Care serves veterans who are on Hospice care. They need an ally who will assist them with completing their final mission in life. Hospice provides Medicare entitled services for the veteran to feel comfortable and free of pain. But that doesn’t mean these veterans are not full of life. The veterans we serve have amazing stories to share with those willing to listen. They can engage heartily and leave you feeling more grateful than you expected to feel when you arrived.
If you want to help a veteran approach their final days with courage and dignity, please reach out to us today regarding this incredible opportunity. We are certain you will be glad you did.
TRAINING
Volunteers receive training free of charge as well as on-going education and support.
TIME
Your schedule is up to you! Most volunteers serve between 1 to 4 hours per week!
LOCATION
If you'd like to be a veteran to veteran patient Companion volunteer we will match you with a veteran who lives in or around your community
Localização
Orientações
Our hospice office is located in Garland, but you would be matched up with a patient who lives in the area you prefer to visit in.
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Volunteer Requirements:
- Must be 18 or over
- Must have a valid Texas driver's license
- Must have valid auto liability insurance
- Must be able to clear background checks
- Must be able to clear a drug screen
- Submit to TB testing
- Must have a heart to serve terminally ill patients and their families
- If you have experienced a significant loss, we recommend that you wait 12 months before volunteering so that you can have the proper amount of time to mourn, grieve and heal from your loss.
