Hospice at Home

Look Good…Feel Better provides information and cosmetic advice to women battling cancer. Offered free of charge, the session is on February 28 from 5:30 – 7:00 pm at Shoreline Rehabilitation & Wellness Center, South Haven, MI.

Being a caregiver can be both rewarding and stressful. This program will give you the tools to make caregiving more meaningful and efficient, and give you ways to take care of yourself as well.

On Thursday, February 24 from 10am – 3 pm Hospice at Home is offering a a free Benevolent Touch Community Workshop at CrownPointe Senior Living Community, 4232 Red Arrow Highway, Stevensville. Lunch will be provided at no charge by CrownPointe.

“Friend-raising” at the Livery, takes place on Tuesday, February 15, from 6:30 – 8:30 pm, 190 5th Street, Benton Harbor and will be emceed by Zack East from 98.3 The Coast. There is no admission charge however you must be over the age of 21.

Hospice at Home is offering a training program for people interested in volunteering to take place on February 5 from 9am – 2pm at the Lilly of the Valley Church in Covert. For those unable to attend the training alternate arrangements can be made.

Good Grief is a seven-week program offered by Hospice at Home with sessions to begin in January, covering topics such as why you feel the way you do; how to cope with loss, guilt and regret; and finding a sense of peace.

The Southwest Michigan American Pool Players Association and Hide-A-Way Lounge donated $362 to Hospice at Home.. This donation supports Hospice at Home volunteer training programs, support services, and complementary therapies in Southwest Michigan.

The holiday season, traditionally a time to enjoy family gatherings, can be especially difficult for individuals and families who have experienced the death of someone they love.

If you have a love for chocolate or are looking for a unique holiday gift for a friend, family member, teacher, customer, or employee then you’ve found a special treat with Heart-to-Heart Chocolate Pizzas.

Lory’s Place, the Grief Healing and Education Center of Hospice at Home, is providing two programs at the Buchanan District Library, one for children and one for adults for would like to learn how to talk with children about death.