Legacy ~ Vigil ~ Compassion
All Words to Describe Your Work as a Death Doula
In order to respond to the needs of the dying and their loved ones, we believe in:
Providing quality end of life care in a holistic, culturally sensitive manner
Normalizing death through education to professionals, children, families and communities
Supporting the dying, their loved ones and those who care for them in grief and bereavement
ABOUT US
Who are Our Leaders
What Started as Three
We Are....
Keeping the conversation going when talking about dying, death and grief is more important than ever with our HHA Death Cafes
Growing the Death Doula Movement
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
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