Introduction of Volunteer Service
Aims
- To enhance the knowledge and participation of volunteers in the hospice and palliative care service;
- To promote the spirit of love and caring;
- To assist hospital staff in delivering service with efficiency and high quality.
Scope of Volunteer Service
I. In-Patient Unit
- Pantry Service
- Supper Service
- Class of Handicrafts
- Care Ambassor (Patient Companions)
- Hair-cutting service
- Festival Celebration
II. Home Care
- Old Aged Home visit
III. Day Hospice
- Assist patients to participate in Day Hospice activities
- Escort patients to Day Hospice
- Arrange interest classes and craft workshops,etc for patients
- Organize activities for patients during festivals
IV. Bereavement Service
- Breavement Care (Befriending Service ¡V Condolence call)
- Assist in funeral arrangements
- Assist patients' relatives in daily tasks
- Assist in organizing bereavement programmes (Bereavement Drop-in Group)
V. Other services
- Clerical support
Target
- Aged 16 or above and willing to offer your time and love to serve patients and their relatives;
- Applicants under 18 should obtain consent from parent/guardian;
- Suitable applicants will be selected to attend a volunteer training before rendering service in hospital. Volunteer sharing sessions, in-service trainings and award ceremony will be held regularly to enhance the skills and knowledge of volunteers towards service as well as awarding dedicated volunteers.
- Downloads
Leaflet of Health Resource Center
Leaflet of Bereavement Drop-in Group
Volunteer Application Form (Eng)
Application Form for Organization Volunteer (Eng)
Contact us
Address:
Health Resource Centre,
Bradbury Hospice,
17 A Kung Kok Shan Road,
Shatin.
Telephone numbers: 2645 8897
Fax number: 2762 1518
E-mail: bbhhrc@ha.org.hk
Office hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 1:00pm
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Closed on Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays
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