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Making a positive difference in hospice care

We have dedicated volunteers who work relentlessly to provide support and guidance to your loved ones in their end-of-life journey. Our volunteers undertake a range of significant responsibilities, from offering companionship to assisting with the assistance of daily living activities, they make sure they fulfill your unique needs. From lending a listening ear to sharing stories, our volunteers foster connections t offering emotional support that enriches the days of your loved ones and the rest of the family. In partnership with our professionals, our volunteers form an extraordinary team committed to enhancing the end-of-life experience.

At Angel’s Touch Hospice, our dedicated volunteers are the heart of our mission, providing comfort, support, and companionship in San Antonio, Texas, to patients and their families during their end-of-life journey. Whether through a warm conversation, a reassuring presence, or assisting with non-medical tasks, our volunteers play an essential role in enhancing the quality of life for our patients.

What Do Hospice Volunteers Do?

Hospice volunteers play a vital role in bringing comfort, dignity, and compassionate care to patients and their families during one of life’s most delicate stages. Our volunteers contribute in many meaningful ways, including:

  • Providing Companionship
    Engaging in heartfelt conversations, reading, or simply being there to offer comfort. Hospice volunteers serve as a comforting presence, engaging in heartfelt conversations, sharing stories, or simply sitting in quiet companionship.
  • Emotional & Spiritual Support
    Helping patients and families find peace and solace during challenging times. Volunteers offer a listening ear, a reassuring voice, and an empathetic heart, providing comfort through companionship and conversation.
  • Assisting with Daily Activities
    Supporting non-medical tasks to ease the burden on caregivers. Although hospice volunteers do not provide medical care, they assist with simple, non-medical tasks that help lighten the load for both patients and caregivers.
  • Offering Respite for Families
    Giving family caregivers time to rest while ensuring their loved ones are in compassionate hands. Volunteers step in to provide respite care, allowing family caregivers to take a break, run errands, or simply rest with peace of mind, knowing their loved one is in compassionate and capable hands.
  • Veteran-to-Veteran Support
    Connecting military veterans with fellow veterans for shared understanding and companionship. Whether reminiscing about service days, participating in veteran recognition ceremonies, or simply being there as a fellow comrade, these volunteers bring honor and dignity to their fellow veterans in their final days.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Do I need medical experience to volunteer?
– No medical experience is required. Volunteers provide companionship, emotional support, and non-medical assistance.
How much time do I need to commit?
– Volunteer hours are flexible, and we work with your availability to ensure a schedule that fits your lifestyle.
What kind of training do volunteers receive?
– All volunteers undergo comprehensive training to understand hospice care, communication techniques, and ways to provide meaningful support.
Can I choose the type of volunteer work I do?
– Yes! Whether you prefer direct patient interaction, office assistance, or community outreach, we have a variety of opportunities.
How do I become a hospice volunteer?
– Simply fill out our volunteer application, complete the training, and join our compassionate team.

Nothing Like an Angel’s Touch to Ease the Journey!

Talk to our team and Schedule an Assessment today! If you have any inquiries, do not hesitate to contact us.