Home Hospice Association HHA

As we continue to monitor the situation surrounding COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to postpone all of our live and interactive events. We are aiming to start in June, but will continue to monitor the latest information including recommendations from the CDC and World Health Organization. We will keep you posted regarding a new start dates.

We know that this can be an extremely difficult time. We will continue to stay in touch through social media and we are looking forward to utilizing the “wonders of technology” to offer some experiences such as a series of virtual death cafes. As the situation unfolds, please hold in your heart and energy all those who find themselves facing their end of life, alone. Let's hold space for all of them and make it our wish that they are able to feel our collective support. We will make it through this together.

Our Mission

To deliver quality end of life care wherever someone calls home with compassion and culturally sensitive human connection as hallmarks.

Wherever you lay your head we may make your hospice bed

ABOUT US

HHA INITIATIVE

1/5

The Bello Project

Happening At Home Hospice Association:

In Our Communities

Another successful

Googler Doodler Day

visit our entire Photo Gallery

Our largest class to date of

Death Doulas and

Infant & Pregnancy Loss Doulas

Photo Gallery

Standing Room Only at the Death Cafe at Glad Day Book Shop Photo Gallery

As a person who watched a grandma, uncle, father and son pass, I am so honoured to be a part of a team helping those ready to transition; do so with dignity and peace. Thank you Home Hospice Association for bringing this to life- to bridge the gaps in services so people can have humanity with this end of life transition.

TESTIMONIALS

When my treatment was over and I went back to work, with a clean bill of health, it was then that the stress of my diagnosis caught up with my wife. Because the kind of family support offered when hospice exists in a community, was not available in ours, she had nowhere to turn.

While the hospital was so kind to us, providing two private rooms for the days my son was actively dying; I was aware of the fact that two children were not getting the potentially life-saving treatment they needed.

Harry

George

Marie

HHA is a Federally Recognized "Not For Profit" Corporation. With an Official Charity Status and Number

835877580RR0001