Horn Hospice defines its role as a “special kind of care;
bringing comfort, support, and compassion to the terminally ill and their
families.” The Horn Hospice program is designed to meet the physical, emotional,
spiritual and economical needs of each individual. At this time we are looking for caring people
to join our team of volunteers to use their wonderful talents and skills to
help people when they need it most.
Interested individuals must attend the eight scheduled
training classes to receive the Hospice Volunteer Certificate in order to
qualify to be a Horn Hospice Volunteer. The training will teach individuals about
the hospice philosophy, purpose and goals, concepts on death and dying,
communication, personal care, and the grieving process.
Volunteer training has been set for Tuesdays and Thursdays
beginning March 15th and going through April 7 from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. in the Horn
Memorial Conference Center.
