Bereavement Support Volunteer   Orillia area  Simcoe County 
Hospice Orillia
Orillia
  • Help to facilitate 8 week, Grief Support Groups (2.5 hours/week)
  • Provide a listening ear and a safe space for individuals to work through their grief.
  • Maintain close contact with the Bereavement Services Coordinator
Hospice Visitor   Orillia area  Simcoe County 
Hospice Orillia
Orillia
Volunteers are matched to clients who are living with a life threatening illness. They support and comfort their client and the clients' circle of support. Be it family or friends.  
The goal is to be flexible and assist someone on this journey with whatever they might require. It could be physical, but usually it is emotional support and advocacy. Once the match has been made, the client and the volunteer set a time schedule that is good for both. Visiting volunteers provide support to our clients in the comfort of the clients home home, where ever home may be; their house, long term care facility or hospital.
Visiting Volunteer   Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay, Tiny, Springwater, Christian Island  Orillia area  Simcoe County 
Hospice Huronia, Fuller Ave, Tomkins House
Penetanguishene

Visiting Volunteers Provide: 

  • Emotional Support  
  • Companionship  
  • Respite to caregivers of clients
Patient Family Caregiver Advisor   Barrie area  Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay, Tiny, Springwater, Christian Island  Orillia area  Simcoe County  South Simcoe 
Barrie and Area Ontario Health Team, Barrie - no physical address

All Patient Family Caregiver Advisors are members of the Barrie and Area OHT's Patient Family Caregiver Advisory Council (PFAC). Members of PFAC will be expected to apply your learning, collective experience, and insights to:

  • Provide advice on how to achieve patient-centred health care within the local health system;
  • Provide system-level guidance and recommendations to support the successful planning and implementation of strategic priorities;
  • Act as a resource to and/or work in collaboration with working groups and committees for the BAOHT and beyond;
  • Promote initiatives to increase and sustain meaningful PFAC engagement in the future.