Chilliwack Hospice Society recognizes National Grief and Bereavement Day

Grief is a universal experience that touches people of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you are an adult grieving a lifelong partner, a teenager mourning a parent, or a family navigating loss together, the journey can feel overwhelming. On November 19, National Grief and Bereavement Day serves as a reminder of the importance of support, [...]

Chilliwack Hospice Society recognizes National Grief and Bereavement Day2025-02-02T02:24:43-07:00

Chilliwack Hospice Society recognizes Children’s Grief Awareness Day

As we approach Children’s Grief Awareness Day on November 21, Chilliwack Hospice Society is committed to increasing understanding of the often invisible struggles faced by grieving children and youth as they cope with death and loss. This day serves as an important reminder for communities across Canada to acknowledge and support young people who have [...]

Chilliwack Hospice Society recognizes Children’s Grief Awareness Day2025-02-02T02:25:23-07:00

Chilliwack Hospice Society previews winter grief support programming

Chilliwack Hospice Society is pleased to release its calendar of winter programs for the grieving community to participate in, including some modalities of grief support new to the Society’s offerings and many returning programs from previous years. A safe, supportive space for displaced Ukrainians who now call Chilliwack home has been created at Chilliwack Hospice [...]

Chilliwack Hospice Society previews winter grief support programming2025-01-11T16:54:12-07:00

Chilliwack Hospice Society walking group takes steps toward comfort and healing

During a time when seeing fewer faces in wider spaces was very important, participants of the Chilliwack Hospice Society Supportive Walking Group have continued steadily through the challenging circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic. While a supportive walking group had been held at Townsend Park when the Society was in downtown Chilliwack in years past, the [...]

Chilliwack Hospice Society walking group takes steps toward comfort and healing2025-01-11T16:54:12-07:00

Chilliwack Hospice Society teaches grief literacy to local high school students through peer support training

Over six sessions this Fall, 12 high school students explored the importance of peer support in the grieving process through lectures, demonstrations, and group discussions at Chilliwack Hospice Society. Facilitated by Laurie McNaught, Community Outreach and Education Manager, and Franny Hills, Child and Youth Programs Manager, students were led through an introduction to grief and [...]

Chilliwack Hospice Society teaches grief literacy to local high school students through peer support training2025-01-11T16:54:34-07:00

Meeting students where they’re at in their time of grief

Chilliwack Hospice Society expands child and youth program to include in-school support Chilliwack Hospice Society child and youth programs manager Franceska “Franny” Hills began visiting students at Vedder Middle School last Spring to talk about their experiences with the death of a caregiver and their unique grieving process. Complementing existing supports in the school system, [...]

Meeting students where they’re at in their time of grief2025-01-11T16:54:34-07:00
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