Unity Offers Volunteer Orientations
Unity Offers Volunteer Orientations
Volunteer Opportunities Available Throughout Northeast Wisconsin
Green Bay, Wis. – Unity, Northeast Wisconsin’s leader in end-of-life care announces two upcoming New Volunteer Orientation sessions for community members willing to share their time, talents and treasures to help us carry out our mission.
Unity’s Volunteer Services Department works with individuals on a personal basis to find a meaningful way for them to assist with a variety of supportive services that are offered to patients, families, and the community. These services include, but are not limited to companion visits, patient transportation to medical appointments, sewing of memorial bears and pillows, knitting/crocheting prayer shawls, homebound patient haircuts (licensed hairdressers only),
providing hospitality at Unity’s Jack and Engrid Meng Hospice Residence and office support at Unity’s administration building.
New Volunteer Orientation sessions are planned for Saturday, March 11th and Thursday, April 13th at Unity’s De Pere administrative office located at 2366 Oak Ridge Circle from 8:00AM – 4:30PM. Unity’s Volunteer Services Department staff will share insight into the volunteer role and provide education and leadership to help prepare individuals for their service role.
Interested individuals are asked to register for one of the sessions a minimum of one week prior to preferred date by calling the Unity Volunteer Services Department at (920) 338-1111 or emailing volunteer@unityhospice.org. A Unity Volunteer Coordinator will follow up to begin the application process in advance of the orientation date. Additional orientation dates and information about volunteering at Unity can be found on the Unity website at www.unityhospice.org under “Volunteers.”
About Unity
Unity is a nonprofit provider of hospice care, palliative care and grief support throughout 13 counties in Northeast Wisconsin with community offices in De Pere, Sturgeon Bay, Marinette, and Shawano. A continuation of Bellin Hospice, founded in 1977, Unity was the first hospice in Wisconsin and the third in the nation. Patients and loved ones are served by more than 235 paid employees and nearly 300 volunteers living the mission of bringing the best end-of-life experience by delivering unwavering strength, compassion and support. Unity is a caring, nonprofit partnership of Bellin Health, HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center and HSHS St. Vincent Hospital.