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Hospice Of Redmond Charity Profile
Mission: To enhance the quality of life for patients and families by providing the highest level of compassionate hospice care and bereavement services for our Central Oregon community. The legacy of compassionate care at Hospice of Redmond began in 1981 as an all-volunteer agency, serving just six patients per month. We now serve patients throughout Central Oregon.
We care for patients and families with dignity and respect; in fact, patients and families are our primary focus. Our mission is to serve you in a gentle, compassionate way with a caring presence. Under Hospice care, the terminally ill patient and family can remain together in the comfort and dignity of their own home and avoid the high cost of hospitals and traditional institutional care. Our care is of the highest quality and reflects a commitment to state of the art care. Composed of staff and volunteers, Hospice of Redmond-Sisters interdisciplinary care team is our most valued asset. We create a supportive, nurturing, environment that fosters integrity, accountability and empathy for our patients.
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Hospice Of Redmond Volunteer Information
Volunteer Opportunities
Redmond-Sisters Hospice has volunteer opportunities in Redmond, Sisters, Bend, Tumalo, Culver, CRR, Terrebonne and the surrounding areas.
More than 25 years ago, our Hospice started as an all volunteer organization. In garnering the support of volunteers, we strive to maintain the long-time tradition of caring and trust in the community that is so important to end-of-life care.
We provide intensive training and offer a wide variety of ways for volunteers to assist with our programs that include:
Patient/Family Support
Bereavement (includes bereavement companions, grief group facilitators, Grief in Schools, Camp Sunrise , Soup & Support)
Errands & Delivery
Administrative/Clerical
Camp Sunrise
Transitions
Festival of Trees
Garden Maintenance
Volunteer on Call
Special Projects
Volunteer training consists of:
A comprehensive program for those who want to work with patients and families
Monthly volunteer in-service and luncheons
The comprehensive program covers the history and philosophy of hospice, palliative vs. curative care, social work, bereavement, Transitions, communication, confidentiality and setting boundaries and much more. Our two-hour orientation acquaints volunteers with our Hospice programs, confidentiality issues and opportunities for volunteering.
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