Caring. Selfless. Kind.
At Dundas County Hospice, volunteers don’t just give their time — they give their hearts. They sit quietly beside someone who is dying, laugh with a caregiver who needs a break, or bring a warm meal to someone who hasn’t had a visitor in days. They are the hands to hold, the calm in the storm, the gentle reminder that no one is ever truly alone.
Every act of kindness from a volunteer — no matter how small — helps bring dignity, comfort, and connection to those who need it most.
If you have a caring heart and a desire to help, there’s a place for you here.
We welcome volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life. No medical experience is required — just compassion, reliability, and a willingness to show up for someone in need. For roles that involve working directly with clients, a Vulnerable Sector Police Check is required. Full training and support are provided, including a 30-hour hospice volunteer course for client-facing roles.
Volunteering with us isn’t just something you do — it becomes part of who you are. Many of our volunteers say the experience has changed their lives.
You may be a perfect fit if you’re looking to:
Whether you’re drawn to one-on-one companionship or want to help behind the scenes, we have a place for you:
We also welcome volunteers with specialized skills, such as:
If you have a gift or idea you’d like to share — we want to hear it. Every new talent brings something special to the care we offer.
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