The United Voice of Hospice |
National Children's Hospice Palliative Care Day
Every child living with a serious illness deserves access to compassionate, high-quality hospice palliative care, and every family deserves to be supported throughout their journey. The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA), in partnership with Canada’s Pediatric Palliative Care Alliance, has launched the Short Lives Can’t Wait campaign to raise awareness of the urgent need for equitable access to children’s hospice palliative care across Canada. | New Provincial Report: Building the Missing Pathway for Hospice Palliative Care in BC
The BC Hospice Palliative Care Association (BCHPCA) has released a new provincial report, Building the Missing Pathway for Hospice Palliative Care in British Columbia, calling for stronger integration, planning, and sustainable investment in hospice palliative care across the province. With approximately 120,000 service interactions each year, BC hospice societies provide vital support through serious illness, caregiving, grief and end of life. The report highlights growing pressures related to aging populations, fragmented funding structures, inequities in rural and remote communities, and opportunities to strengthen coordinated provincial planning for hospice palliative care. |
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We have provided some key Messages and Social Media Information to bring awareness and educate our government officials of Hospice Palliative Care. |
Key Facts & Backgrounders A collection of current statistics and knowledge of hospice palliative care in British Columbia, and Yukon. |
News & Announcements
| Volunteer & Career OpportunitiesCheck out our new volunteer and job board! Hospice societies across British Columbia and Yukon rely on compassionate volunteers to support individuals and families through grief, caregiving, and end-of-life care. Connect with your local hospice society to learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities and how you can support your community. Member Directory |
I wished there were a place for gracious dying.A high place with a distant view. Where we could gather for a celebration of life and death and friendship, old and new. - Helen Ansley |