Supporting you and your family.

Hospice Georgian Triangle provides compassionate care in the home and at Campbell House for individuals and families dealing with life-limiting illness living in the communities of The Town of Blue Mountains, Collingwood, Wasaga and Clearview Township. Care programs come at no cost and focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of both the patient and family, enhancing quality of life.

How Can We Help?

Seeking hospice palliative care help?

You have been diagnosed palliative. Now may be the time to consider hospice palliative care which focuses on quality of life for you and your family in the time that remains.

Need palliative home care help?

Looking for palliative care in the home?

Hospice care is available at Campbell House which serves the communities of Collingwood, The Town of Blue Mountains, Clearview Township and Wasaga Beach. Or, you may be eligible for supportive hospice care in the home.

Need grief counselling help?

Need grief and bereavement support?

Grief is one of the deepest pains we experience. Hospice Georgian Triangle offers a variety of support programs to help you adjust to the loss of a loved one.

Are you a caregiver in need of support?

You are on 24/7 and there is little relief. You may suffer from fatigue, agitation, a lack of patience, emotional outbursts and feelings of hopelessness. You may feel you are burning out.

Looking to donate?

Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation requires ongoing donations from the southern Georgian Bay community to meet the critical need for top-quality and free palliative care services both at Campbell House and in the community.

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Hospice Georgian Triangle Seeks a Volunteer for the Board of Directors

Join the Hospice Georgian Triangle Board and contribute to the mission: “Excellent palliative care for all.”

Top cap off Nurses Week, meet some of our PSWs!

I chose to be a PSW as I have always been interested in palliative care. In the 1980’s I spent time with friends who were at Casey House hospice in Toronto. Casey House was dedicated to men who had AIDS and whose families rejected them because they were opposed to their lifestyle.

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