| Our mission | To honor our elders, by respecting and promoting their independence, spiritual vigor, dignity, and choice, and by recognizing that they are a resource to be cherished. |
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Hebrew SeniorLife Hospice Care
| Ways to help | In-Person Volunteer OpportunitiesWe ask in-person volunteers to commit to at least three hours per week. Volunteers help with the following: Visit one-on-one with patients - you can play games, do art projects, listen to music, walk outside, or just sit quietly together, Help with FaceTime and Zoom calls with family members and in-person family visitation, Lead or assist with small group activities, including music, art, reading stories aloud, and holiday celebrations, and Work individually with patients during mealtimes to assist with feeding. |
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| How you help | We welcome volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities, individually and in groups. We’re happy to work with you to find the right fit for your interests, talents, and schedule. You can volunteer in-person, or virtually. |
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| About us | As a Harvard Medical School affiliate, Hebrew SeniorLife’s mission is to help older adults maximize their potential at every stage of life. It is through that same lens that we approach hospice care. Guided as much as possible by each patient’s personal preferences and care goals, Hebrew SeniorLife Hospice Care works to bring meaning and fulfillment during the final stage of life, in addition to providing comfort and management of symptoms related to a patient’s illness. |
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