“Easing the journey of dying and grieving.”
We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.
Wellness Wednesdays
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Self Care Clinic 1-2:30pm
Complimentary 1/2 hour healing touch /Reiki treatments offered weekly by qualified volunteers.
Held each Wednesday afternoon by appointment 1-2:30. Registration required (see below).
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Mourning Coffee Café First Wednesday of Each Month 10am-Noon
An opportunity to share coffee/tea and baked goodies with others who have experienced a loss. Held at Ocean Front Village in the Craft Room. No registration required.
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Elephant in the Room Café 2nd Wednesday of Each Month 10am-Noon
For those who have a life-limiting illness to get beyond the small talk, and share conversation with others who are experiencing a similar situation over coffee/tea and baked goodies. At Ocean Front Village in the Family Dining Room. No registration required.
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Death Café 3rd Wednesday of Each Month 6:30-8:30pm
Candid conversations about death and dying over coffee/tea and baked goodies.
Held at the Evergreen Lounge 411 Anderton Ave. Courtenay on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. No registration required.
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Free Spirit Café 4th Wednesday of Each Month 10am-Noon
Participant-led discussions about spirituality in the CVHS meeting room.
Register by email at reception@comoxhospice.com or by calling 250-871-0696 (press 1 for reception).
We are grateful to be able to offer these public Wellness Wednesday Programs and our various support groups through funding provided by the Coastal Community Credit Union and the Comox Valley Community Foundation.
At Hospice we believe that living with an illness, dying, caregiving and grieving are normal parts of life.
We also believe that living life to the fullest is important for each of us. Our hope is that when an illness occurs or people are dying in our community they will experience dignity and peace; their caregivers will receive the help they need; and they, and their families and friends, will be supported in their grief.
We remain committed to supporting each person in the care that matters most to them. To us, hospice is a philosophy of care that takes place in people’s homes, in care facilities, in the community hospice and in hospital.
The Comox Valley Hospice Society provides education, care and support when you are healthy, when your care needs change and when a death occurs.
Contact our office at: 250-871-0696 or email: reception@comoxhospice.com for further information or assistance.
Ways We Can Help
Ways You Can Help
Your donation has a direct impact on families in the Comox Valley who are dying, caring for a loved one at the end of life, or grieving a death.
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70% of our operating budget depends on private donations from donors like you.
We’d love to keep in touch, to keep you informed about end of life care in the Comox Valley and fundraising opportunities.
CVHS acknowledges those that have provided grants in support of our work
Hospice is a philosophy of caring. CVHS would like to thank our many donors, volunteers, and supporters who have contributed time, dollars, and stories. Without you, we couldn’t ease the journey of dying and grieving for people of the Comox Valley.