Hospice office space is located at
5415-49 Ave, Camrose.

We are in the lower level of
the Mirror Lake Center.
Access is via the south-side lower-level entrance (facing the lake).

The space is available for program functions,
meetings, and one-on-one consultations.

Stop in for coffee or tea and chat about accessing Hospice support, how you can change lives as a Hospice volunteer, or any questions you may have about our work in east-central Alberta.

Call ahead to be sure we're in:
Bill Harder - 780.608.0636
Joy LeBlanc - 587.322.9269

If you have questions or comments please give us a call or send us a note - we are glad to hear from you.

E: camrosehospice@gmail.com
P: 780.608.0636

The goal of NavCare is to improve the quality of life of older rural persons with advanced chronic illness via:
 

• Navigation services
• Community partnerships
• Coordinated access to services and resources
• Promotion of active engagement of older adults. 

Utilizing trained volunteers, the outcome of NavCare is that navigation services provide individuals with support, education and connection to resources in the community to help improve their quality of life and remain in their communities.

Check out the Nav-CARE video 

Located at the HSCD office in the lower level of the Mirror Lake Centre, our resource library is a one-stop shop for topics related to palliative/end-of-life care, grief and bereavement, and caregiver concerns. Browse books, DVD’s, and pamphlets for adults and children (click here to view our children's grief books)

No registration or fees are involved. Simply fill in the library clipboard with the material title, your name and contact info, and the date borrowed. No late fees – keep the materials as long as you need them, and return them when you are done.

This 5-week program is for children ages 7-12 who are grieving a loss. Children will engage various art forms as a way to explore their grief.

Through art and conversation participants will be skillfully guided by our team of trained and enthusiastic facilitators in a safe, welcoming and compassionate setting.

As with all Hospice programs, there are no fees to participate in this program

To register, or for more information contact the Hospice office at 780.608.0636 or email camrosehospice@gmail.com

For upcoming dates check our What's Happening page

Sunday, May 5th is National Hike for Hospice and the kick off to National Palliative Care Week.

This year we are partnering with our office mates, the Battle River Watershed Alliance to raise awareness for both palliative/grief care and our life-giving watershed.

Come one come all! Bring your family, friends, neighbours, and co-workers and walk with us. Enjoy an afternoon of family festivities! Hike for Hospice Camrose is a fun family and fur-friendly event.

This year’s hike takes place at the Mirror Lake Center (5415-49 ave) overlooking Mirror lake in Camrose. We meet at 1pm, walk a  leisurely pace around the lake, and return to enjoy entertainment, food, and conversation. Paths are stroller, dog, child, and wheelchair friendly.

As in other years, we invite you to bring your connections on board by sponsoring you for the walk. Click on the PDF link to download the 2019 HIke Pledge Sheet.

Time: 1 PM- 4 PM
Location: Mirror Lake Centre
Cost: Free

Call 780.608.0636 for more information.
Download "Hike for Hospice Camrose 2019.pdf"

You will raise somebody's quality of life by volunteering with Hospice!

Hospice Society of Camrose and District is inviting you to consider sharing your gifts by volunteering.

We are seeking individuals for palliative and grief care, special-event support, and administrative roles. Our exceptional volunteer program provides extensive training and ongoing support.

Click Here for More Information

The Grief Support Walking Group has moved outside for spring.

This drop-in group meets on Wednesday mornings, 9:30 am at the Hospice office (5415-49 ave, lower level, park on the south side of the building) for a leisurely walk around Mirror Lake.  Walking is followed by coffee and conversation.
 

The SOS Program (Senior Options for Seniors Society) mission is to assist seniors and their support networks to access needed programs, services and supports, this way seniors can sustain their independence.

SOS is a charitable society under the Alberta Society's Act

These short videos are a resource for people who need answers but do not have easy access to help.

Vicarious Trauma – What is it?
Vicarious Trauma – Dealing with it
Vicarious Trauma – Seek support
Compassion Fatigue – What is it?
Rituals & Grief – No rules
Personal Rituals
Self Care Moment – Colouring
Self Care Moment – Grounding

Hospice Society of Camrose and District is pleased to be a partner with the Camrose Primary Care Network in providing palliative and grief supports to East-central Alberta.

Check out the Camrose PCN's excellent website for more on their home health programs.

www.camrosepcn.com

Thank you to Ross and Myra Penner for their generous support of Hospice.

Thank you to the people of Safeway Sobeys for sponsorship of the Men's Cooking Circle food costs for the next year! Hospice is pleased to partner with Safeway Sobeys in this unique and much appreciated program.

Thank you to the people of Vision Credit Union for sponsoring our 2018 Fall Symposium, Compassionate Communities: Caring for our Caregivers

Thank you to the people of Camrose County for their ongoing support of Hospice.

Thank you to the people of Battle River Community Foundation for supporting HSCD volunteer training, our lending library, and new program endeavors.

Thank you to the people of Wildrose Co-op for choosing Hospice as the recipient of silent auction funds from the Camrose Agro Centre grand opening. 

Thank you to Alan Fielding for the donation of a coffee table for the new Hospice office.

Thank you to Jenn Lindstrand for the donation of lamps for the new Hospice office!

Thank you to Battle River Rock and Gravel for the donation of a Christmas tree

Thank you