Colchester East Hants Hospice cited as leading organization
Canadian Medical Association cites Colchester East Hants Health Authority/Colchester East Hants Hospice as leading organizations in palliative and hospice care [read more]
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- Bucket List 50/50 Draw
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- Hospice Launches 2 NEW Workplace Education Programs with LAE
- National Hospice Palliative Care Week in Colchester East Hants #mycompassionatecanada
- End of Life: Essential Communications with Serena Lewis
- Play Today!
- Death Cafe in Truro
It is another ROLLOVER WEEK for our Hospice Bucket List 50/50 draw! That means this week's number – 1279 – was NOT played. Next week's winnings are estimated at $660 and *must go*!
Don’t forget — There will not be a draw on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. All toonies will be played for January 8th.
We hope you will join us for the 5th Annual Jason Fahey Legacy Fund Event at BellyUp BBQ & Grill on December 29.
Don’t forget to play your toonie by Wednesday at noon for our Hospice Bucket List 50/50 draw!
Or — give the gift of pre-payment... Call our office to pre-pay for a friend (or yourself;) as the perfect stocking stuffer. 902-893-3265
Join us for our Coping with the Holidays events.
Dec. 10th 2-4PM at the Lloyd E. Matheson Centre in Elmsdale
or
Dec. 12th 3-6PM at the Hospice office (89 Queen St. Truro)
Drop in style. All ages welcome.
We asked Colchester East Hants Hospice Society NSCC work placement student, Cordelia Payne: Why is Hospice important to you?
"I chose to do my work placement with hospice because the care and support shown to families entering the grieving process has been a topic of interest of mine the past couple of years. I believe that death should not be a taboo subject.
It is something we all encounter in our lives and to be able to face it, cope with it, have the support of others within it, and to be able to make the choices best for us and honour the feelings of the deceased is a very empowering thing. I think it is one of the most beautiful things you can offer a person, to be able to support them in a time of such vulnerability and to let them know that they have the ability to make choices, even in a time where everything seems out of their control."
