It Starts With You.
Do you have a desire to connect in a personal way and help someone in your community? Do you have a few hours each week? A friendly visit to a hospice patient might be the highlight of their week. You can make a big difference!
An essential part of SouthEast Hospice providing the highest quality of compassionate care to patients and their families is our Volunteer Program. Our volunteers are critical to helping us provide this excellent care and support. Our volunteers will visit a patient in their place of residence to provide companionship and/or caregiver relief.
All volunteers receive training to introduce them to hospice and how the volunteer role fits in to our care team. The Volunteer Coordinator will work with your schedule to match you with a patient and support you along the way. We also utilize office volunteers to assist with administrative duties. These might include, being the friendly voice that answers the phone, assembling welcome binders, assisting with bereavement mailings, or helping with other needs of our patients and staff.
Who Can Volunteer?
- family members
- social and spiritual friends
- college students
- retirees
- hospice patient families
- local volunteer centers
- people in support groups
- health clubs
- unemployed or prospective employees
Why Do People Volunteer?
People volunteer for many reasons, such as:
- helping others
- making new friends
- gaining personal growth
- establishing new direction in life
- giving something back to the community
- sharing talents, abilities, and experiences
- learning new skills
- feeling needed, useful, and appreciated
- a family member was treated in hospice
VOLUNTEER TESTIMONIALS
If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out this form..