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December 21, 2021
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Hospice is about making the most of every moment.
Our hospice counsellors, engagement coordinator, health and wellness coordinator, spiritual and bereavement team and volunteers offer care and support for you and your family in your own home. Heart House Hospice helps care for people with life limiting illnesses and their families living in the Brampton and Mississauga.
Hospice Palliative Care Helpline: 905-667-1865
Living with illness
It is normal for all aspects of a person’s life to be affected when they are diagnosed with a life threatening illness and living with grief. While illness can affect how a person lives, often there is much that can be done to improve one’s comfort and wellbeing. Hospice offers holistic support to the whole person and family through our counselling and wellness programs. Our goal is to support you and your family to get the information and resources you need to make informed decisions about your care. We will also advocate to help you and your family to get the support you need. Family includes relatives, partners and friends. Hospice promotes quality of life, living well and relief from pain and discomfort.
Living with loss
Whether you are looking for information, resources or counselling to help you with grief and we have the programs to meet your needs.
Our bereavement supports include one to one counselling, wellness activities, support groups, educational workshops, and social groups. Many people find that being with others with shared lived experience, compassion and understanding can help ease the pain of grief and help them adjust to life without their loved one. We encourage you to check out the website to identify resources and programs that meet your needs or to reach out to one of our counselors to learn more.
Support for Children and Youth
If you are looking for support, counselling, or education about children’s grief, our HUUG (Help Us understand Grief) team is here to help. HUUG provides support for children and youth (aged 0 to 18) who are facing the dying or death of a loved one. The HUUG program was created specifically to address the impact of grief on family. HUUG counsellors provide opportunities for children, youth, and families to share their experiences and support each other as they move through their grief by building resilience, connection, and hope. HUUG provides opportunities for grieving children/youth to develop tools to manage grief and engage in meaningful opportunities to remember their loved ones who have died. The HUUG team is dedicated to giving grieving children and youth a voice and to advocate for.
We can help
Hospice is about making the most of every moment.
Our hospice counsellors, engagement coordinator, health and wellness coordinator, spiritual and bereavement team and volunteers offer care and support for you and your family in your own home. Heart House Hospice helps care for people with life limiting illnesses and their families living in the Brampton and Mississauga.
Living with illness
It is normal for all aspects of a person’s life to be affected when they are diagnosed with a life threatening illness and living with grief. While illness can affect how a person lives, often there is much that can be done to improve one’s comfort and wellbeing. Hospice offers holistic support to the whole person and family through our counselling and wellness programs. Our goal is to support you and your family to get the information and resources you need to make informed decisions about your care. We will also advocate to help you and your family to get the support you need. Family includes relatives, partners and friends. Hospice promotes quality of life, living well and relief from pain and discomfort.
Living with loss
Whether you are looking for information, resources or counselling to help you with grief and we have the programs to meet your needs.
Our bereavement supports include one to one counselling, wellness activities, support groups, educational workshops, and social groups. Many people find that being with others with shared lived experience, compassion and understanding can help ease the pain of grief and help them adjust to life without their loved one. We encourage you to check out the website to identify resources and programs that meet your needs or to reach out to one of our counselors to learn more.
Support for Children and Youth
If you are looking for support, counselling, or education about children’s grief, our HUUG (Help Us understand Grief) team is here to help. HUUG provides support for children and youth (aged 0 to 18) who are facing the dying or death of a loved one. The HUUG program was created specifically to address the impact of grief on family. HUUG counsellors provide opportunities for children, youth, and families to share their experiences and support each other as they move through their grief by building resilience, connection, and hope. HUUG provides opportunities for grieving children/youth to develop tools to manage grief and engage in meaningful opportunities to remember their loved ones who have died. The HUUG team is dedicated to giving grieving children and youth a voice and to advocate for.
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How We help
Life’s most important journey starts here….care and support for good days, difficult days, last days and after days….
Counselling & Support
We are here to provide information, education, advocacy and emotional support through one to one visits with individuals, caregivers, children and family members living with; illness, grief, dying and death.
Resources & Education
Find information, resources and programs available to help you and your family understand and navigate your journey through illness, caregiving, dying, death and grief. This section includes our many health and wellness programs.
Volunteers
Volunteer with us! Volunteers are the Heart of Hospice. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Positions that range from a couple of hours a month to a couple of hours and days a week. Check out our volunteer opportunities and pick the position that best suits you.
Counselling & Support
We are here to provide information, education, advocacy and emotional support through one to one visits with individuals, caregivers, children and family members living with; illness, grief, dying and death.
Resources & Education
Find information, resources and programs available to help you and your family understand and navigate your journey through illness, caregiving, dying, death and grief. This section includes our many health and wellness programs.
Volunteers
Volunteer with us! Volunteers are the Heart of Hospice. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Positions that range from a couple of hours a month to a couple of hours and days a week. Check out our volunteer opportunities and pick the position that best suits you.
Learning Videos
how to cope with the end of days
Wills and Power of Attorney
Myths VS Reality on Caregiver Stress
Importance of Communication
Wills and Power of Attorney
Myths VS Reality on Caregiver Stress
Importance of Communication
recent news
updates and news items
Heart House Hospice is hiring! We are looking for data enthusiast to fill the position of Data Management Coordinator
Data is an invaluable asset that enables Heart House Hospice to share the story of people’s experience and the impact of our support. We are
December 21, 2021
Heart House Hospice is hiring! We are looking for a compassion and caring individual for the role of HUUG (Help Us Understand Grief) Counsellor
We are looking for a compassion and caring individual for the role of HUUG (Help Us Understand Grief) Counsellor for a fulltime 15 month contract.
December 21, 2021
Life, Love and Loss: A podcast for families caring for a child who is dying
The Victorian Paediatric Palliative Care Program (VPPCP) based at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH), in collaboration with Quality of Care Collaborative Australia (QuoCCA) has launched
December 15, 2021
Camp Erin® have been blessed with the support of over 29,229 awesome volunteers
Since Camp Erin® started until 2020 they have been blessed with the support of over 29,229 awesome volunteers. Each one of these volunteers has contributed
December 7, 2021
Grief of the Holidays on December 8 from 12-1 on Facebook live
We have some great community partners out their providing education and support for families. Thanks so much to Nanny Angels Network and HHH Nicky Seligman
December 1, 2021