After someone loses a loved one, family members and friends often offer kindness, comfort and solace. Eventually daily life returns to normal around...
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Grief and Bereavement Support
In honour of National Grief and Bereavement Day on Nov. 21, 2023, we asked some of our clients and volunteers to explore their thoughts, feelings...
Announcing the 2023 #YODOContest Shortlist
Introducing the Shortlist of Filmmakers for the 2023 #YODOContest!Hospice of Waterloo Region (HWR) and the Grand River Film Festival (GRFF) have...
Grief is Not a Problem to be Solved
To be human is to feel pain — to be affected. A human life is vulnerable to the inevitability of change. When we are deprived of something or...
Guest Blog: End-Of-Life Care For Your Pet
We want to say a very special thank you to The Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth for contributing this blog post to Hospice...
Bereavement Support
Karen's family share their story...A terminal diagnosis can be devastating for a family, and requires much support. Karen, a long-time gardening...
Remembering Loved Ones on Special Days
Coping With Grief on Mother's Day and Father's DayHolidays and special days can be challenging and stressful, especially when grieving the death of...
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Pet
The loss of a pet is heartbreaking. They are family members, companions, confidants, and often the most comfortable social interaction we may have....
What to Say to Someone Who Is Grieving
We live in a death denying and pain-avoidant society. Grief and loss are often taboo subjects. When faced with death, grief, and loss we often...
Coping With Grief During the Holidays
Coping with Special Days and Holidays Holidays and special days can be challenging and stressful, especially when grieving the death of a loved...
Walking Through Grief and Bereavement
After someone loses a loved one, family members and friends often offer kindness, comfort and solace. Eventually daily life returns to normal around...
Grief and Bereavement Support
In honour of National Grief and Bereavement Day on Nov. 21, 2023, we asked some of our clients and volunteers to explore their thoughts, feelings...
Announcing the 2023 #YODOContest Shortlist
Introducing the Shortlist of Filmmakers for the 2023 #YODOContest!Hospice of Waterloo Region (HWR) and the Grand River Film Festival (GRFF) have...
Grief is Not a Problem to be Solved
To be human is to feel pain — to be affected. A human life is vulnerable to the inevitability of change. When we are deprived of something or...
Guest Blog: End-Of-Life Care For Your Pet
We want to say a very special thank you to The Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth for contributing this blog post to Hospice...
Bereavement Support
Karen's family share their story...A terminal diagnosis can be devastating for a family, and requires much support. Karen, a long-time gardening...
Remembering Loved Ones on Special Days
Coping With Grief on Mother's Day and Father's DayHolidays and special days can be challenging and stressful, especially when grieving the death of...
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Pet
The loss of a pet is heartbreaking. They are family members, companions, confidants, and often the most comfortable social interaction we may have....
What to Say to Someone Who Is Grieving
We live in a death denying and pain-avoidant society. Grief and loss are often taboo subjects. When faced with death, grief, and loss we often...
Coping With Grief During the Holidays
Coping with Special Days and Holidays Holidays and special days can be challenging and stressful, especially when grieving the death of a loved...