Volunteer skills are an essential part of the daily operation of Hospice of Spokane. Hospice volunteers can work in many areas. The following information describes each area of service:
Patient and Family Care
Patient and family care volunteers typically spend 2-5 hours each week providing direct patient care. In the direct care role, you may be needed to provide one or more of the following services:
- Companionship and conversation
- Grocery shopping or other errands
- Memoir, email correspondence, letter writing or reading
- Light housekeeping, yard work or shoveling sidewalks
- Hospice House Volunteer
- Haircuts
- Home maintenance assistance
- Meal preparation
- Respite care so caregiver(s) can rest or run errands
- Playing an instrument or singing
- “Paws for Comfort” visits from Pet Partner Certified dogs
- Reiki
Office Assistance
Office volunteers play a vital role in helping Hospice of Spokane efficiently serve our community. Office volunteers help with:
- Mailings
- Preparing materials for clients
- Event support/Outreach
- Host informational booths at local health fairs
- Inform the public about hospice care
Join Us
If you are interested in volunteering for Hospice of Spokane, or would like more information about our volunteer program, contact Karice Scott at (509) 456-0438 or fill out our Volunteer Information Request Form.
If you would like to complete a volunteer application, please click here: