Spiritual Care Services

Spiritual Care Services

Honoring life, values and dignity while fostering peace, hope and wholeness. When you need sensitive spiritual help and caring non-judgmental support during a terminal illness, where do you turn? Our interfaith hospice chaplains, degreed in theology, trained in end-of-life pastoral care and endorsed by their faith communities are available to you whenever you need them. Confidential counsel, prayer and sacred ritual, closure needs, relationship resolution and finding meaning, purpose and hope are just some of the things our chaplains are here to help you with.

Bereavement Support

Understanding, counseling, and healing support when you need it most. Grief is nature's way to prepare for loss and create a path of healing after your loved one dies. It may manifest in a number of ways including shock, anger, depression, isolation, exhaustion, etc., all of which are completely normal. Sometimes it can seem overwhelming, but remember, you are not alone in your grief. There are those who have walked this journey of grief before, who can help you heal through it also. Please call and speak with one of our bereavement counselors.

Volunteer Support

Selflessly serve the dying and their families as A Friend of the Family Hospice volunteer. Giving one's time, love, and support to another is one of the greatest joys of being human, especially during the most significant transition of a loved one's life. If you feel a higher calling to serve others, consider becoming A Friend of the Family hospice volunteer. Our volunteers are professionally trained and certified in end-of-life care. They receive ongoing supervision, skills enhancement, and appreciation for their efforts.
Click here to complete our on-line application.