Your gift of time, talent, or resources is gratefully received and is an opportunity for you to make a difference in quality end-of-life care.
Your gift could pay for 1 hour of basic nursing care for someone living with a life-limiting illness in Hospice.
Your gift will pay for 1 hour of specialized palliative registered nursing care for clients in Hospice who needs help managing their pain and symptoms.
You gift will pay for 3 days of freshly made meals specifically catered to the meet the needs of our palliative clients at Hospice.
Whatever you give, your kind donation means more people with life-limiting illness and their families can get expert care and support.
Your kind regular gift will help provide much-needed support for someone living with a life-limiting illness and their family.
Over the course of a year, your kind gift will provide for 5 hours of critical one-to-one grief counselling for those who people needing support following the death of their loved one.
Every month, your generous gift will pay for a vital hour of nursing care for someone living with a life-limiting illness at Hospice.
Whatever you give, your kind donation means more people with life-limiting illness and their families can get expert care and support.
North Okanagan Hospice Society believes in quality of life. We support people with a palliative diagnosis, their family, and the bereaved. When medical intervention can no longer add days to life, we strive to add more life to each day.
Volunteers are a vital part of the care team offering support to residents at Hospice House. You can make a difference in someone’s life and death.
Peer Grief Support Walking Group. Have you experienced a death of a loved one and need a safe place to walk your grief journey? Come walk...
NOHS provides a variety of community services to clients, family members, caregivers, professionals, and community members. Trained volunteers offer support to clients at home and at Hospice House. Professional counseling assists clients and families working through grief and bereavement. Different resources for community outreach and healthcare.
Clara Dyck is speaking about community programming, specifically Nav-CARE. Clara was invited by Helene Clark, a NOHS Volunteer with Nav-CARE and a long time PROBUS member.
For PROBUS Members. If you are interested in hearing about Nav-CARE or any other Hospice Program, please contact Clara Dyck [email protected]
