-
Hospice Care in the privacy of your own
home or at the Hospice House to support the terminally ill with dignity.
-
Chaplains for the sick in acute care
hospitals, and to support the staff as well.
-
Grief Support Groups to sustain hospice families
and community members during bereavement.
-
Chaplains to visit the shut-ins in
nursing care and health care rehabilitation facilities.
-
Support Groups for those who have lost
spouses; survivors of suicide; and "Cork's
Place" to help children cope with sadness and loss.
-
Chaplains to persons in correctional
facilities.
-
Chaplains who respond to human needs at
the time of fire or serious accident.
-
Support for Pastors striving to be more
effective in their ministry and compassionate outreach.
-
Nationally accredited Clinical Pastoral
Education training program to train chaplains.
