Sundre Palliative Care Association
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Sundre Palliative Care Association was established in 1996
Our Board:
President - Diana Kleinloog
Vice President - Jo Anne McDonald
Secretary - Heather Plaizier
Treasurer - Bernie French
Director/Volunteer Coordinator - Anne Brander (6th Year)
Directors - Debbie Lausen (4th Year)
Linda M Martin (1st Year)
And Many Wonderful Volunteers!
Our Board:
President - Diana Kleinloog
Vice President - Jo Anne McDonald
Secretary - Heather Plaizier
Treasurer - Bernie French
Director/Volunteer Coordinator - Anne Brander (6th Year)
Directors - Debbie Lausen (4th Year)
Linda M Martin (1st Year)
And Many Wonderful Volunteers!
HOW CAN PALLIATIVE VOLUNTEERS HELP YOU?
home, facility or hospital
TO REQUEST VOLUNTEERS PLEASE CALL:
ANNE 403-507-1255
We will respond quickly to work with you and create a plan to bring volunteers into place.
Please note that we are unable to provide any nursing care.
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What is Palliative Care?
It is an approach that aims to improve the quality of life and comfort for patients and their families facing the problems associated with a life-limiting or life-threatening illness. Palliative care can begin any time after diagnosis.
A team made up of the patient and family, physicians, nurses, home care, social worker, spiritual support, volunteers, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy. The interdisciplinary team addresses physical, emotional, spiritual, practical and social concerns that arise with advanced illness for patients (and their family) of any age.
For more information contact: Your family physician
Or go to the “Resources” tab on this website.
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Resources:
www.ahs.ca
www.ahpca.ca
www.healthlinkalberta.ca
www.myhealth.alberta.ca/palliative-care
www.virtualhospice.ca
www.lendingcupboard.org
Greenwood Neighborhood Place, Sundre 403-638-1011 www.mygnp.org
Home Care 403-638-4063
- Stay with you … no need to be alone
- Relieve your family so they can attend to errands or appointments or to rest
- Provide support to the patient and their family
- Friendly visits
- Read to you
- Help you write letters, your story or complete scrapbooks
- Answer questions and find resources
- Attend health care appointments with you
- Be supportive without judging or giving advice
- Anything else? … just ask
- We respect confidence at all times.
home, facility or hospital
TO REQUEST VOLUNTEERS PLEASE CALL:
ANNE 403-507-1255
We will respond quickly to work with you and create a plan to bring volunteers into place.
Please note that we are unable to provide any nursing care.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
What is Palliative Care?
It is an approach that aims to improve the quality of life and comfort for patients and their families facing the problems associated with a life-limiting or life-threatening illness. Palliative care can begin any time after diagnosis.
A team made up of the patient and family, physicians, nurses, home care, social worker, spiritual support, volunteers, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy. The interdisciplinary team addresses physical, emotional, spiritual, practical and social concerns that arise with advanced illness for patients (and their family) of any age.
For more information contact: Your family physician
Or go to the “Resources” tab on this website.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Resources:
www.ahs.ca
www.ahpca.ca
www.healthlinkalberta.ca
www.myhealth.alberta.ca/palliative-care
www.virtualhospice.ca
www.lendingcupboard.org
Greenwood Neighborhood Place, Sundre 403-638-1011 www.mygnp.org
Home Care 403-638-4063
