November 19, 2024

Continuum Hospice

Napa

OTHER

Volunteers (Hospice)

Overview:

Are you looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? Join Continuum Hospice's dedicated volunteer team and bring joy, comfort, and support to those who need it most. We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities that cater to different skills and interests. Whether you enjoy direct interaction with patients, supporting behind the scenes, or sharing your special talents, there's a place for you here. Explore the different ways you can make a difference and find the perfect volunteer role for you!

VOLUNTEERS ARE NOT PAID EMPLOYEES AND DO NOT RECEIVE COMPENSATION FOR THEIR TIME.

Who we are:

At Continuum Hospice, we take immense pride in being a premier provider of end-of-life care. Our mission-driven and patient-centric approach sets us apart. We are looking for volunteers like YOU to be part of our journey as we continue to make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Responsibilities:

Become a Patient Care Volunteer! Visit patients to offer companionship and give caregivers a break. Activities include reading, hobbies, and running errands. Make a difference in someone's day!
Join as an Organizational Volunteer! Support our care team behind the scenes by helping in our offices, sending cards to family members, organizing special memories for patients, sewing memory bears or blankets, and more. Your support can make a big impact!
Share Your Talent as a Musician Volunteer! Use your musical gifts to brighten patients' days and provide comfort to our healthcare staff. Your music can be a source of peace and joy.
Bring happiness as a Pet Therapy Volunteer! Share the love of your Certified Therapy Pet with patients. No hospice experience is needed, just a certified and vaccinated pet. Your visits can bring immense joy and emotional support.
Serve as a Veteran Volunteer! Connect with fellow veterans, provide companionship, and participate in meaningful ceremonies. Your unique insights can help support and honor our veteran patients.