Last month, Hospice of Union County participated in the Matthews Taste and Trade. We have an office in Matthews, operating under the name Hospice Services of Matthews and we try to stay involved in the happenings of that community. After all, one of our goals is to meet our patients where they are and that […]

Hospice of Union County will be offering volunteer training on May 12th from 9 am to 3 pm, and May 19th from 9 am to 3 pm. Lunch will be provided for all trainees.Volunteers are the heart of Hospice. They provide support to patients and their families, either at home or here in Monroe at […]

We are still accepting registration for this Saturday’s Camp Whittle, a grief camp for kids. Children between the ages of 6 and 16 are welcome to attend. There is no charge for the camp. We’ll start the day off with a scavenger hunt, continue with several different sessions to teach kids how to address and […]

Children who are grieving need a safe place to express their feelings, someone to talk to openly about their thoughts and fears, and guidance to help them incorporate the loss into their lives.
On Saturday March 24 2007, Hospice of Union County will offer its third Children’s Bereavement Camp, Camp Whittle, a one-day camp for […]

Hospice of Union County routinely holds training sessions for anyone willing to become a hospice volunteer. Volunteers are the heart of hospice. There are all sorts of things volunteers can do, from helping out with our golf tournament, holiday auction and other fundraisers to clerical duties to one-on-one patient visits. Our next training session is scheduled […]

Hospice of Union County offers several grief support groups to serve our community. At our main office in Monroe, our grief support groups meet on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:00 pm, one group for adults and one for children.  Hospice Services of Western Union County, our Waxhaw branch office, offers a grief […]

“The most precious gift we can give is ourself.” – Unknown author
Offering a gift of love.
A helping hand is always important – but no time more important than when a family member has a life-limiting illness. Hospice volunteers are caring people who donate their time, efforts and talents to Hospice patients, their families and loved […]