Grief is a natural response to experiencing the death of a friend or loved one. This non-denominational support program will help attendees cope with the many grief reactions an individual may face. Led by Chaplain and Spiritual and Bereavement Coordinator Rev. Jesse Bradley, the support group reviews grief stages and how to successfully navigate the process from grief to hope for newly bereaved individuals.

Volunteer vocalists offer comfort to hospice patients through heartfelt songs, providing emotional support during end-of-life care. Join us in sharing the gift of music and compassion.

Join VNAHSR's hospice volunteer training at the VNA & Hospice in Rutland, VT. There are many reasons why people choose to volunteer, and hospice volunteering can provide a meaningful way to give back and help others. Hospice volunteers offer important support and care to patients and their families. You can discuss your interests, availability, and talents with us at VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region, and we'll help find a volunteer opportunity that suits you.