Hospice Kingston Information

For over 30 years, Hospice Kingston has provided compassionate holistic care for people with progressive life-limiting illness, their caregivers and families, and those affected by grief and loss through a variety of programs such as: • In-Home Care • Care Coordination • Day Wellness • Caregiver Support • Grief & Bereavement Support • Volunteer Services Last year, Hospice Kingston volunteers and direct staff supported over 400 people, and their caregivers and families, in the Kingston area. Volunteers provided 6,380 In-Home visits and contributed over 13,000 documented volunteer hours. Fundraising events and donations are key to the livelihood of Hospice Kingston, as we are a not-for-profit organization with 88% of our funding coming from the generosity of our community. Hospice Kingston is evolving into a fully integrated continuum of hospice palliative care services and support through the enhancement of its existing services as well as the implementation of a 10-bed residential hospice. All services will be housed within the Palliative Care Centre, which will be located in central Kingston at Providence Village, a campus of health and social services. Kingston is the largest community in Ontario that currently does not have a residential hospice.