Holiday Home Tour for Hope!
Christmas is fast approaching and what a great way to get into the holiday spirit by visiting 6 homes beautifully decorated by local designers! Buy your tickets soon as they are going fast!
Christmas is fast approaching and what a great way to get into the holiday spirit by visiting 6 homes beautifully decorated by local designers! Buy your tickets soon as they are going fast!
Thank you to all the wonderful people at Victory Memorial Funeral Park for hosting ‘The Art of Living’ on Thursday, October 5th! What a great evening spent with amazing people. Over $33,000 was raised in support of our programs and services. Thank-you!!! Your generosity to the community is inspiring!
Pictured above is (L-R) Kim Macmillan of Victory Memorial; Jayne Pattison, General Manager of Victory Memorial; Beth Kish, Executive Director of Peace Arch Hospice Society; Jennifer Hoskins, Assistant Manager of Victory Memorial
“Act providing for the Development of a Framework on Palliative Care in Canada”
BILL C-277 PROGRESSES TO SENATE
BC Hospice Palliative Care Association is pleased to report that private member´s Bill C-277, an “Act providing for the Development of a Framework on Palliative Care in Canada“, has passed third reading in the House of Commons. Bill C-277 has now been sent to the Senate for consideration and review.
This news release is provided jointly by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), the Canadian Nurses Association (CAN), the Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians (CSPCP) and the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association.
Read the Bill below.
The Province has provided $240,000 for improved hospice palliative care services in White Rock/South Surrey.
The BC Centre for Palliative Care distributed the funding to the Peace Arch Hospice Society towards development of its new supportive-care centre that will support patients and families requiring hospice care across White Rock and South Surrey and those who will use the new hospice beds being built in White Rock. Eight of the beds will be new, while seven are replacing existing hospice beds within Peace Arch Hospital. The supportive-care centre will provide training to volunteers to support all patients and families in the new hospice facility.
From left to right: David Weir, Communications Manager from BC Centre for Palliative Care; Martha Grympa, FH End of Life Manager; Gordon Hogg, MLA Surrey White Rock; Stephanie Cadieux, MLA Surrey Cloverdale; Beth Kish, Executive Director WRSSHS; Jacques Viljoen, Titan Construction; Robin Harper, WRSSHS Board President
To read the full article, visit:
https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2017HLTH0016-000203
Click on the links below to read the articles printed in the Peace Arch Newspaper.
Palliative Changes Positive for Hospice:
www.bclocalnews.com/surrey_area/peacearchnews/news/74813357.html
Campaign Aims to Boost Hospice Profile:
www.bclocalnews.com/surrey_area/peacearchnews/news/74813837.html
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Peace Arch Hospice Society |
15435 16a Ave, Surrey, BC V4A 1T2, Canada |
Supportive Care Centre |
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Peace Arch Hospice Society Thrift Store |
15562 24 Ave #2a, Surrey, BC V4A 2J5, Canada |
15562 24th Avenue Surrey, BC V4A 2J5
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15435 - 16A Avenue, South Surrey
British Columbia, Canada V4A 1T2
Tel. 604-531-7484