Assist those in need at a critical point in their lives; become a hospice volunteer.

Many hospice volunteer find it personally gratifying to assist those in need at a critical point in their lives. Hospice Volunteer provide support for patients and their families. Support for patients: This can include companionship, reading, taking walks, writing letters, listening to music, and other activities. Support for family: Volunteers can assist with shopping and other errands, or you can stay with the patient to give family caregivers a break for the demands of care giving. Family members also appreciate a visit from compassionate volunteers. Support for staff: Volunteers can assist with copying, filing and other office activities. Bereavement support: Hospice volunteer work closely with the professional bereavement staff. They can assist with support groups and help with mailings and phone calls to clients and families. Professional support: As a licensed professional providing care such as massage therapy or beautician services Visit: cchnet.net to complete an Online Volunteer Application Human Resource paperwork needs to be completed and will include a Background Check. Independent study to become familiar with Hospice practices. Drivers License is required and applicant must be at least 18.