Our palliative volunteer training is scheduled for mid-November. This 35 hour training will provide you with the tools and resources needed to provide compassionate care to those facing life limiting illness or experiencing grief from the loss of a loved one.
For more information, or to schedule an interview to learn more about this important opportunity visit Volunteer Information
Or email volunteer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca
Caroline generously shared two wonderful quilts that she made for us to use for fundraising and to have as a bed warmer in the hospice unit.
Thank you for your gift Caroline, we are honoured by your generosity.
The Sea to Sky Hospice Society has been fortunate to receive significant support through recent fundraising events:
The Sea to Sky Hospice Society extends heartfelt thanks to the community for their unwavering support and generosity. With gratitude, Leslie and the Board of Directors.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the many individuals and businesses that offered their support and time for the 18th annual Hike for Hospice fundraising initiative. This year, we achieved a new milestone by involving the most diverse teams ever, which helped raise greater awareness of the Sea to Sky Hospice Society’s programs and services within the Sea to Sky Community.
With 25 teams participating in a variety of activities—swimming, hiking, biking, golfing, dancing, and more, fundraising on behalf of the programs and services. Your support and compassion are truly appreciated. Thank you!
Thank you to Sorca, Capra, Alice & Brohm, Squamish Golf Club, Swim Wild Squamish, the Squamish Lions Club, Will Ross, the Squamish Line Dancers, Muff & Doug Hackett (amazing face painters), Bonnie Golaiy, the STS Docs, Edie’s Girls, the Squamish Rotary Club, the Chair Raisers and the many teams that gave their support and time to make this annual event the success that it was!
We are looking for a Volunteer Coordinator to join our team. This is a part time contract position that recruits, trains and engages the Volunteers with the important programs and services that we provide to the Sea to Sky Community.
For more information about the Volunteer Coordinator position, please follow this link: Volunteer Coordinator Job Description
We are currently accepting applications for this position until May 31, 2024. Please send a cover letter expressing your interest and your resume to info@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca.
Gardening Volunteers Needed!
Looking for a way to give back to your community and be outside while supporting a good cause?
Join our team of volunteer gardeners growing beautiful flowers and tasty snacking vegetables for those staying in hospice. The hospice gardens provide a place of beauty and tranquility for the clients and their families and brings joy and smiles to all.
For more information please click on this link: Volunteer Gardening Opportunity or contact info@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca
We are currently seeking a Client Services Coordinator to join our team. The successful applicant will be working with the Sea to Sky Hospice Society to build upon the valuable work that has been done over the past years. You will be contributing in a meaningful way to supporting the Sea to Sky community.
Please click on this link to learn more about the necessary skills and responsibilities of this position and for information about how to apply.
Walking together on the beautiful paths around Whistler Village allows participants to have a “Forest bath” while sharing their grief journey in this peer support group, co-facilitated by WCSS support workers and Hospice Society Bereavement volunteers.
Participants meet at Whistler Public Library at 1pm. No registration required.
Grief and Loss Art Exploration
When there are no words, sometimes art can open the heart. In this small closed group, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute practicum student Angela Walsh Noble provides an inclusive and supportive environment in which to gain confidence to creatively explore grief and loss, and to heal. Participants will use a variety of materials. No art experience necessary, and all materials are provided. Sea to Sky Hospice Society provides a bereavement support volunteer during this session.
Pemberton resident Angela Walsh Noble holds both a BFAH and a B.Ed. from Queen’s University, and an M.Ed. in Art Education from UBC. With more than 20 years of experience, Angela is a veteran community art educator.
Occurs every Wednesday evening from May 7-28, 2025, from 6-8pm
In the Pemberton District Community Centre, Room D
Preregistration is necessary, please contact:
jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca
Or call 604-892-6051 ext. 5
Mellow Yoga and Meditation for Caregivers, Health Care Workers, Volunteers with Annie Martinello
Annie Martinello hosts this four-week yoga offering for those experiencing ambiguous grief, such as caregivers, family members, health care workers and volunteers. Materials are provided but you are welcome to bring your own mat and/or cushion. Registration Required.
Every Wednesday evening in May, 6-7:30pm in the Hospice Program Room.
For Questions and Registration: jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca / 604-892-6051, ext 5
Squamish Infant Loss Peer Support Group:
Over a 4 week period, together, we will share our love and heartache, and focus on how to grow WITH our grief, with grace and love. If you are a newly bereaved parent, or several birthdays have gone by, you are welcome to attend this small group. Registration required.
Wednesday evenings April 2-23, from 7-8:30pm, in the Hospice Program Room
For Questions and Registration: jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca / 604-892-6051, ext 5
Walking together on the beautiful paths around Whistler Village allows participants to have a “Forest bath” while sharing their grief journey in this peer support group, co-facilitated by WCSS support workers and Hospice Society Bereavement volunteers.
Participants meet at Whistler Public Library at 1pm. No registration required.
Grief and Loss Art Exploration
When there are no words, sometimes art can open the heart. In this small closed group, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute practicum student Angela Walsh Noble provides an inclusive and supportive environment in which to gain confidence to creatively explore grief and loss, and to heal. Participants will use a variety of materials. No art experience necessary, and all materials are provided. Sea to Sky Hospice Society provides a bereavement support volunteer during this session.
Pemberton resident Angela Walsh Noble holds both a BFAH and a B.Ed. from Queen’s University, and an M.Ed. in Art Education from UBC. With more than 20 years of experience, Angela is a veteran community art educator.
Occurs every Wednesday evening from May 7-28, 2025, from 6-8pm
In the Pemberton District Community Centre, Room D
Preregistration is necessary, please contact:
jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca
Or call 604-892-6051 ext. 5
Mellow Yoga and Meditation for Caregivers, Health Care Workers, Volunteers with Annie Martinello
Annie Martinello hosts this four-week yoga offering for those experiencing ambiguous grief, such as caregivers, family members, health care workers and volunteers. Materials are provided but you are welcome to bring your own mat and/or cushion. Registration Required.
Every Wednesday evening in May, 6-7:30pm in the Hospice Program Room.
For Questions and Registration: jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca / 604-892-6051, ext 5
Squamish Infant Loss Peer Support Group:
Over a 4 week period, together, we will share our love and heartache, and focus on how to grow WITH our grief, with grace and love. If you are a newly bereaved parent, or several birthdays have gone by, you are welcome to attend this small group. Registration required.
Wednesday evenings April 2-23, from 7-8:30pm, in the Hospice Program Room
For Questions and Registration: jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca / 604-892-6051, ext 5
Walking together on the beautiful paths around Whistler Village allows participants to have a “Forest bath” while sharing their grief journey in this peer support group, co-facilitated by WCSS support workers and Hospice Society Bereavement volunteers.
Participants meet at Whistler Public Library at 1pm. No registration required.
Grief and Loss Art Exploration
When there are no words, sometimes art can open the heart. In this small closed group, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute practicum student Angela Walsh Noble provides an inclusive and supportive environment in which to gain confidence to creatively explore grief and loss, and to heal. Participants will use a variety of materials. No art experience necessary, and all materials are provided. Sea to Sky Hospice Society provides a bereavement support volunteer during this session.
Pemberton resident Angela Walsh Noble holds both a BFAH and a B.Ed. from Queen’s University, and an M.Ed. in Art Education from UBC. With more than 20 years of experience, Angela is a veteran community art educator.
Occurs every Wednesday evening from May 7-28, 2025, from 6-8pm
In the Pemberton District Community Centre, Room D
Preregistration is necessary, please contact:
jody.kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca
Or call 604-892-6051 ext. 5
ADDRESS
38140 Behrner Drive
Squamish, BC V8B 0J3
PHONE
604-892-6051 ext. 5