Mercy Hospice is seeking volunteers to offer support and comfort to area patients and families. Volunteers are matched with opportunities to serve according to their schedules, skills, comfort levels …
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Mercy Hospice is seeking volunteers to offer support and comfort to area patients and families.Volunteers are matched with opportunities to serve according to their schedules, skills, comfort levels and geographic area. Volunteer opportunities include caregiver relief, emotional support, life review videos, Alzheimer’s program, care callers, bereavement support, Mercy companions, and many other opportunities.The next free three-week training will be Tuesdays Oct. 18 and 25 and Nov. 1 from 1 to 5 p.m.To register or for more information, people may call Mercy Hospice Volunteer Coordinator Stephanie Marquart, 636-239-8862, or email Stephanie.marquart@mercy.net.Mercy
