Compassionate Neighbours Training
Compassionate Neighbours is a social movement of local volunteers who support and provide compassion to those that need it in the community.
We aim to live in a community where everybody recognises that we all have a role to play in supporting each other in times of crisis and loss. People are ready, willing, and confident to have conversations about living and dying well and to support each other in emotional and practical ways.
We aim to do this through Compassionate Neighours. Our Compassionate Neighbours provide social and emotional support to people who have a life-limiting condition or are receiving end-of-life care. They also share their knowledge and experiences of end of life, death, dying and loss giving dedicate space for these issues. Compassionate Neighbours do not perform personal care or nursing, administer medication, offer home help, personal assistance, or do manual handling. They provide:
• Emotional and social companionship.
• Regular visits.
• A listening ear.
• Support for you to stay connected with your community, friends, and family.
If you would like to become a Compassionate Neighbour for Keech Hospice, after completing the training, please bring along 2 forms of identification on the day. This can include: driving license, passport, picture ID or billing statement.
Refreshments provided, please bring lunch.
Car Parking facilities: Library Road
Compassionate Neighbours is a social movement of local volunteers who support and provide compassion to those that need it in the community.
We aim to live in a community where everybody recognises that we all have a role to play in supporting each other in times of crisis and loss. People are ready, willing, and confident to have conversations about living and dying well and to support each other in emotional and practical ways.
We aim to do this through Compassionate Neighours. Our Compassionate Neighbours provide social and emotional support to people who have a life-limiting condition or are receiving end-of-life care. They also share their knowledge and experiences of end of life, death, dying and loss giving dedicate space for these issues. Compassionate Neighbours do not perform personal care or nursing, administer medication, offer home help, personal assistance, or do manual handling. They provide:
• Emotional and social companionship.
• Regular visits.
• A listening ear.
• Support for you to stay connected with your community, friends, and family.
If you would like to become a Compassionate Neighbour for Keech Hospice, after completing the training, please bring along 2 forms of identification on the day. This can include: driving license, passport, picture ID or billing statement.
Refreshments provided, please bring lunch.
Car Parking facilities: Library Road
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Highlights
- 5 hours
- In person
Location
Luton Library Theatre
Saint George's Square
Luton LU1 2NG
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