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End-of-life care from Haven aims to provide compassionate and skilled care to terminally ill patients and their families. To help us successfully achieve this goal, the support of our volunteers is key… Read More

At Haven Health, we believe that health care at home involves the whole person – body, mind and soul. For this reason, we offer Spiritual support to patients, their loved ones… Read More

Grieving is a personal and highly individual experience that takes time with healing coming gradually… Read More

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Volunteering at Haven

End-of-life care from Haven aims to provide compassionate and skilled care to terminally ill patients and their families. To help us successfully achieve this goal, the support of our volunteers is key. Volunteers support patients and families in many ways. Their presence can be extremely comforting, even if the volunteer only sits quietly in the room. This time together allows the family much-needed respite for their appointments or other activities that they need to do out of the house.
As a volunteer for end-of-life care from Haven, you can help serve terminally ill patients and their families directly by:

• Providing companionship in the home
• Reading to Patients
• Talking about the patient’s life
• Listening to music
• Playing games
• Assisting with letter writing
• Making bereavement calls
• Contributing to the newsletter and helping organize events

Volunteers are the heart of our end-of-life program. They provide that extra level of care and comfort that makes all the difference to patients and families. Volunteering is uniquely challenging and rewarding work.

Haven is always seeking caring people please contact volunteer@havenhealth.org for more information

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Spiritual Care

Caring for the Whole Person — Body, Mind & Soul

At Haven Health, we believe that health care at home involves the whole person – body, mind and soul. For this reason, we offer Spiritual support to patients, their loved ones, and our staff. Our professionally trained chaplains, representing a broad array of religious faiths and cultural backgrounds, strive to match patients with a chaplain of their own religion, and when that is not possible our chaplains support each person from within that person’s own religious tradition or belief system.

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Bereavement

Grief Support

Grieving is a personal and highly individual experience that takes time with healing coming gradually. Some people start to feel better in weeks or months. For others, the grieving process is measured in years. Whatever your grief experience, it’s important to be patient with yourself and allow the process to naturally unfold. Our professionally trained grief counselors are here to offer resources and support.

Bereavement Newsletter

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