The Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation has launched their latest 50/50 raffle, and YOU could be the next big winner! Since the Foundation began online 50/50 raffles last year, our community has stepped up to support in a big way, raising OVER $130,000!
hen Krista Bradley relocated to Collingwood, she knew she wanted to give back.
If we are old enough to love, we are old enough to grieve.
This new office aims to reach people earlier in their journey through palliative care.
We realize that there is a need now more than ever in the community
Hospice Georgian Triangle offers a palliative respite care program aimed to keep people out of emergency rooms and to support caregivers struggling with burn out from providing care to their loved ones 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We are speechless at the generosity of our community of supporters every single day.
I kind of always knew I wanted to be a nurse after that. I just knew that was what I was meant to do.
Join the Hospice Georgian Triangle Board and contribute to the mission: “Excellent palliative care for all.”
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.