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Fall Hospice Volunteer Training

Volunteers are the heart of Surrey Hospice Society. Our training program equips
compassionate individuals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to support people
facing life-limiting illness and their families.

 

Whether it’s offering companionship at a bedside, listening to someone share
their story, or supporting a grieving family, volunteers make a meaningful difference every day.

Our Next Training

Dates:
October 19 – November 16

When:
Tuesday evenings, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM (via Zoom)

Additional:
Select Sundays in person, plus a final orientation

 

Format:
30 hours of instruction, plus orientation

Requirement:
Interview process before acceptance

Patient and Nurse

What You'll Learn

Our program combines hospice philosophy with practical skills so you can support

individuals and families with care and confidence.

30 hours of hospice, palliative care & bereavement education

Understanding end-of-life and bereavement needs

Active and compassionate listening skills

We’re looking for compassionate, reliable individuals with open hearts and listening ears, who are ready to walk beside patients and families during life’s most tender moments.

Why Volunteer with Us?
 

Volunteering with Surrey Hospice Society means:

  • Making a real difference for people at the most tender times in life.

  • Joining a supportive team of staff and volunteers.

  • Ongoing opportunities for education, reflection, and growth.

"As a student, I was initially hesitant about taking ANOTHER online class, but the instructor made it really interactive and kept my attention. I learned a lot about myself and about topics that will definitely help me in my career as a social worker!" - Janica"

Janica, British Columbia

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Surrey Hospice Society

 

# 209 - 8236 -128 Street

Surrey BC Canada V3W 4G2

604 - 584 -7006

info@surreyhospice.com

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We would like to recognize that we are conducting our business today on the unceded and traditional shared territories of the Katzie (kate-zee), Semiahmoo (semi-ah-moo), Kwantlen (kwant-len), Kwikwetlem (kwee-kwetlum) and Tsawwassen (tsa-wah-sen) First Nations."

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