EVERY MOMENT COUNTS
Hospice Quinte changes the lives of the terminally ill, their families, and the bereaved for the better by offering them support and companionship through visiting hospice services and support groups.
All Hospice Quinte programs and services are provided at no charge by compassionate and well-trained staff and volunteers.
Our service area includes Quinte West, Belleville, Tyendinaga Township, Deseronto, and the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
Our mission is to provide hospice palliative care and bereavement support services for our region.
Hospice Quinte has been providing compassionate care in our communities since 1985.
OUR SERVICES
We offer Visiting Hospice, Caregiver Support, and Bereavement Support Services,
as well as Education and Educational Resources about Hospice Care.
LATEST NEWS & INFORMATION
2019 Hospice Quinte Annual General Meeting
Hospice Quinte's 2019 Annual General Meeting is set for June 19, 2019 at The Banquet Centre in Belleville.
Heart & Home Building Campaign – May Newsletter
Get the latest news and learn more about the new Hospice Quinte Care Centre in the May edition of the Heart & Home Building Campaign newsletter!
Heart & Home Building Campaign – April Newsletter
Get the latest news and learn more about the new Hospice Quinte Care Centre in the April edition of the Heart & Home Building Campaign newsletter!
Heart to Heart: Hospice Quinte Care Centre
This episode features interviews with the Heart & Home Building Campaign Co-Chair John Williams and Hospice Quinte's Corporate Services Coordinator Louise Wood about the Heart & Home Building Campaign and the new Hospice Quinte Care Centre.
Tyendinaga Township Announces Donation to the Heart & Home Campaign
Tyendinaga Township Council proudly announced their support for Hospice Quinte’s Heart & Home Building Campaign, by pledging a $75,000 donation, over a three-year period, to the construction of the new Hospice Quinte Care Centre.
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
“The care of the dying demands all that we can do to enable patients to live until they die.”
–Dame Cicely Saunders
