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Care

A compassionate community providing hope, care and unconditional support.

Since 2005 St. Joseph's Hospice has been serving the community as a Resource Centre for terminally ill people as they face their illnesses and support programs for people who are caring for or grieving the loss of a loved one.

What is Hospice Care?

Residence & Families

We offer a haven where those living with a terminal illness, their caregivers, family members, and the bereaved experience compassion, hope, and healing.

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Donate

We must raise $1.6 million every year to provide compassionate hospice care at no cost to our community. Your donation will make a difference.

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Virtual Support

Providing support to address the unique grief and bereavement needs of those within our community.

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Volunteer

Volunteers are the heart of our hospice and we  offer a variety of opportunities for those wishing to make a difference in our community.

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Community

ABRAMS CELEBRATES THEIR 100TH ANNIVERSARY FOR SERVICING THE SARNIA-LAMBTON COMMUNITY

On April 18, 2024, ABRAM Sheet Metal donated $5,000 to St. Joseph’s Hospice. This year, 2024, marks the 100th Anniversary for ABRAM servicing the community of Sarnia-Lambton. That is truly amazing! We are so honoured to have our continued partnership with ABRAM Sheet Metal. Thank you for your continued support of St. Joseph’s Hospice and those we serve.

In photo, from left to right: Maria Muscedere, Director of Fund Development & Community Relations, St. Joseph’s Hospice; Paul Campbell; Angela Abram; and Lesley Coene, Fund Development Coordinator, St. Joseph’s Hospice

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LET’S CELEBRATE NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK!

April 14th to 20th, 2024 marks this year’s National Volunteer Week! This is always an exciting time to highlight the importance of every volunteer and each contribution they make at a moment when support is needed the most.

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SARNIA LEGION BRANCH #62 CONTINUES TO SUPPORT HOSPICE

On April 4, 2024, the Sarnia Legion Branch #62 presented St. Joseph’s Hospice with a $2,000 donation. We are so thankful for their continued support and generosity to St. Joseph’s Hospice and those we serve. Donations like this assist us in continuing to provide our services at no cost to the Sarnia Lambton Community. Thank you!

In photo, from left to right: Lesley Coene, Fund Development Coordinator, St. Joseph’s Hospice and Bruce Browning, Sarnia Legion Branch #62.

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SHONIKER FAMILY GIVES BACK TO HOSPICE

Thank you to Patrick Shoniker, Lana Boyd, and Rose-Marie Shoniker for their generous donation to St. Joseph’s Hospice in Memory of Paul Shoniker, who died at Hospice. We were honoured and privileged to have cared for Paul during his final days and his family during that difficult time. On behalf of all of St. Joseph’s Hospice, we thank you for giving back in such a generous way and offer our love, comfort, and strength.

In photo, from left to right: Patrick Shoniker, Lana Boyd, and Rose-Marie Shoniker

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CARPENTERS UNION LOCAL 1256 CONTINUES TO SUPPORT HOSPICE

St. Joseph’s Hospice is extremely grateful to the Carpenters Union Local 1256 for our continued partnership. Carpenters Union Local 1256 presented St. Joseph’s Hospice with a donation which was used for our 2023 Special Events. While we recognize the financial support this donation brings, those we serve remain the true beneficiaries of your generosity and support! Thank you!

In photo, from left to right: Lesley Coene, Fund Development Coordinator, St. Joseph’s Hospice and Brad Longeway

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2024 Upcoming Events

June 13 - Bill Cannon Memorial Golf Tournament
July 12 - Alan Day Charity Open
September 5 - Ladies Fore Hospice Golf Tournament
November 2 - Dancing Under the Stars Gala

Stay tuned for more information in the months to come about our 2024 upcoming events!

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Compassion

Hospice Heart Stories

Home Away From Home

My Dad, Ken, was sent to St. Joseph's Hospice on Saturday, January 15, 2021. The moment he got there, the nurses and PSW’s treated him with such kindness. Rachael and Sisto went above and beyond to get him anything he needed. Spoiling him with ice cream, bringing us tea and coffee, their humour alone made us smile and relax. I can not express enough how much we appreciated Sisto with each passing day. My Dad said, this is a home away from home and he was so thankful to be there. Sadly, Dad passed away on January 19. We had hoped for more time as I’m sure all do.

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Hospice Heart Stories

Precious Memories

August 10, 2021 - It has been a month today since my father passed away at Hospice. He had an incredible 12 weeks there, and although the pain of losing my dad is fresh, the grief shifts to gratitude as a result of the experience that we all got to have as a result of his stay there. The care he received was incredible. The staff treated my dad "Bob" with such dignity, compassion, and much appreciated humour, which my dad loved. Dr. Lilly and the staff were able to help make my dad comfortable, and we were given the opportunity to have such quality time with him, where precious memories were made.

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Compassion

Hospice Heart Stories

Diane and Ruth's Story

There are simply no words to convey my thanks for your care, compassion, and kindness during my sister, Ruth Brown’s, stay at St. Joseph’s Hospice. When it became apparent that her needs could no longer be met in her home, Dr. Kim asked her where she would like to go…. And her answer was, “I hear the Hospice is a very nice place.” From the moment of our arrival I knew that her answer to Dr. Kim’s question was an understatement indeed!

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