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Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County provides FREE medical equipment to residents of Hancock County. These items have been donated by individuals in the community who no longer have a need and want to help others.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County offers two free online support groups for grief and isolation during the coronavirus outbreak.
Hospice provides symptom control, comfort, and support for patients, families, and caregivers without hastening or prolonging death.
Janice Ronco talks with News Center Maine's Hannah Dineen about grieving during the holidays.
Jody Wolford-Tucker discusses the LC1313 also called The Maine Death with Dignity Act, with Anne Berleant from the Weekly Packet / Penobscot Bay Press.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County seeks a professional to coordinate bereavement services for those experiencing loss.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County now offers a monthly giving option for donors.
Having accompanied my parents and parents-in-law on their journey of dying, I was awed by the meaning and mystery present during this phase of life. After these experiences, I felt called to the “work” of HOSPICE. ~ Anne Ferrara Patient Care Volunteer
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County serves clients of all ages, including Hancock County, the oldest county in the United States.
It’s the connection of one human being to another that makes hospice work so special. Being present with someone at this time of their life is an honor and a privilege. ~ Cookie Horner Patient Care Volunteer, Care Manager and Evensong Singer
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County enhances the lives of those experiencing life-limiting illness, grief and loss, by providing quality, cost-free compassionate support and comfort.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County holds an annual fall meeting to honor volunteers and plan for the year ahead.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County has served life-limiting illness patients and families since 1980, relying on Legacy Gifts for stable funding.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County provides non-medical end-of-life assistance, grief support, and education on death and bereavement.
