Opportunities From: Volunteer SouthCoast

Administrative Volunteers: Assist with day-to-day office work and special projects.

Examples: Data Entry, Phone Calls, Filing, Creating packets, Preparing mailings, Preparing materials for BVNA Hospice events

You or someone you know can make a meaningful impact!

Volunteering for hospice can be a very rewarding experience. It enables volunteers to get involved in a program that offers much appreciated services to the patients and families served by the hospice program.

A comprehensive Hospice Volunteer training as well as ongoing monthly education in-service sessions and volunteer support is provided to all hospice volunteers at no cost.

Please note:   

All applicants must be over the age of 18.     

All applicants must be willing to make a minimum six-month commitment.

These are not paid positions.

Grief Support Volunteers: Assist in supporting the hospice bereavement services.

Examples: Bereavement Phone Calls, Assist in facilitating grief support groups, Prepare bereavement mailings,  Assist in planning hospice memorial events

You or someone you know can make a meaningful impact!

Volunteering for hospice can be a very rewarding experience. It enables volunteers to get involved in a program that offers much appreciated services to the patients and families served by the hospice program.

A comprehensive Hospice Volunteer training as well as ongoing monthly education in-service sessions and volunteer support is provided to all hospice volunteers at no cost.

Please note:

All applicants must be over the age of 18.

All applicants must be willing to make a minimum six-month commitment.

These are not paid positions.

Patient Care Volunteers: Provide direct support to hospice patients in their homes.

Examples: Companionship visits, Reading the paper aloud, Playing cards, Light housekeeping, Light meal/snack preparation, Providing brief respite for caregivers, Running errands

You or someone you know can make a meaningful impact!

Volunteering for hospice can be a very rewarding experience. It enables volunteers to get involved in a program that offers much appreciated services to the patients and families served by the hospice program.

A comprehensive Hospice Volunteer training as well as ongoing monthly education in-service sessions and volunteer support is provided to all hospice volunteers at no cost.

Please note:            

All applicants must be over the age of 18.

All applicants must be willing to make a minimum six-month commitment.

These are not paid positions.

Volunteer opportunities are available at the Brockton Visiting Nurse Association.  BVNA is a trusted resource for patients, physicians, and hospitals throughout southeastern MA.   Contact Human Resources at 508-894-5285 for more information or submit your resume to Recruitment@brocktonvna.org for more information.