Join the Hospice Doves for their 17th annual benefit walk, Life Walk 2023, on Saturday, April 29th.
The walk will again be held at Wentworth Town Park and will feature a DJ, face painting, and hot-off-the-grill hotdogs will be available for lunch for a suggested donation.
For more information or to register online, click here.
If one of your goals for the new year is to give back by way of volunteering, Hospice of Rockingham County like to talk with you. We have a variety of ways we could match your areas of interest with volunteer opportunities. From office support to patient companionship to fundraising to meal couriers, we have opportunities for most everyone.
Volunteer training classes are online and self-paced. You can start training as soon as you are ready and don’t have to wait for a class to begin.
For more information, please call Mara O’Neil, Director of Development, at (336) 427-9022 or email her at moneil@hofrc.org.
Hospice of Rockingham County is excited to add an in-person grief support group in an attempt to extend our reach for those grieving a loss.
Just like our on-line support group, you do not have to have any previous connection with HRC – everyone in the community is welcome.
Join us on Thursdays from 3:00pm – 4:00pm in the conference room in Gibson House.
This group will be led by Courtney Calvert, MDiv and Christin Hunnicutt, MSW and will meet on Wednesdays beginning March 9th.
For more information, call the HRC office at (336) 427-9022 and ask to speak with Courtney or Christin. You may also email Courtney at ccalvert@hofrc.org or Christin at chunnicutt@hofrc.org
For those who prefer our virtual grief support group, the Wednesday night meetings remain an option.
Hospice of Rockingham County is very excited to share with you our Community Report for 2021-2022. We hope you will take time to read through it – our goal is to offer deeper insight into HRC and the various dimensions that make up our organization.
To access our report, please click here.
Hospice of Rockingham County is excited to announce we will once again host our on-line auction beginning on Monday, November 14th at 8:00am; bidding will close at Noon on Friday, November 18th.
Among the fabulous items for your bidding enjoyment are two weekend trips; a Yeti cooler; 36″ Blackstone Griddle; a battery-operated weed eater/trimmer; jewelry; and much, much more!
We will once again utilize BiddingOwl.com for our auction and you may use this link to reach our site: https://bit.ly/HRCOnlineAuction
Thank you to all our sponsors:
Hospice of Rockingham County is very proud to introduce the community to Serious Illness Care – our newest service line.
If you are (or a loved one is) coping with a chronic and/or serious illness, there may be tremendous benefit from the added layer of care and support that our serious illness care program provides.
For more information about our Serious Illness Care program and how to access it, click here.
Kenneth Bost, one of Hospice of Rockingham County’s dedicated volunteers, was recently recognized as an “Outstanding Volunteer by the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners. Click here to read the full article.
Congratulations, Kenneth – an honor well deserved!
Hospice of Rockingham County has an amazing corps of volunteers but we are always eager to expand this group. If you are considering volunteering with HRC, click here for more information on the various ways we could utilize your talents.
All training is available via online modules, so it’s all “social distancing compliant.”
For those interested in office assistance or volunteering in Gibson House, we certainly want you to feel safe in doing so. For your peace of mind, please know that social distancing and proper mask use are strictly enforced. All new volunteers, whether direct patient care or administrative support, are required to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
If you would like to talk with someone for more information, please call Mara O’Neil, Director of Development, at 336-427-9026, extension 146 or you may mail email her at moneil@hofrc.org.
In this time of social distancing, isolation, and uncertainty, being together,
especially for emotional support during times of loss, is certainly a challenge.
Hospice of Rockingham County is offering an opportunity to connect with others in similar situations. Free and open to the community, online meetings will be held on Wednesdays at 7:00pm via virtual meetings (using Zoom).
Christin Hunnicutt, MSW, Grief Services Coordinator, will lead discussions
on how the grieving process is being impacted by our current situation.
You may join via video, phone, or both. For more information or to register,
contact Christin Hunnicutt at chunnicutt@hofrc.org.
Once registered, you will receive information about joining the meeting or you may join the meeting online via Zoom using meeting ID: 740 798 8369 and passcode 2150 or via phone at 1-929-205-6099 and use the meeting ID information above.
After connecting, you will be placed in a “waiting room” … if dialing in, you will likely hear “hold music” and if joining by computer, you will see a message about “waiting for host”. Either way, bear with us and you’ll be admitted ASAP!
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