Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County offers services to those at the end of life’s journey and their caregivers, to those who are grieving and to our community members seeking information about end of life choices and related issues.
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County Non-discrimination Policy:
No one will be refused service by Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County (HVHC) on the basis of age, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, diagnosis, disabilities or types of treatment. Services will be provided in a non-judgmental manner to all individuals and caregivers. If the needs of the individual or caregiver exceed the scope of HVHC services, assistance will be offered in identifying other supportive services if possible.
Patient Care and Caregiver Support
Patient Care
HVHC work as team members with local physicians, in-patient and residential facilities, home care organizations, churches, neighborhood organizations and schools to provide care for individuals and families.
Respite for Caregivers
Care-giving for your loved one during this end-of-life journey can be overwhelming and exhausting. HVHC volunteers can give you a break.
Evensong
For those who are grieving
Support Groups
Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County offers Bereavement Services for the families of our patients and for people in the community.
Individualized Support
Call us at (207) 667-2531 to discuss our grief support options.