Green Bay and the surrounding communities are fortunate to have such a wonderful Hospice facility to care for their terminally ill loved ones. And what a blessing it is to have Dr. Amy James on staff there. I can’t say enough about this organization and how they meet the needs of the patient and their family at such a difficult time.
I’m 27 years old. I see that a lot of chaplins are older. Is there a reason for this in terms of needing lengthy education or great experience? Or is it just usually a career that older people want? I am looking for a career that combines my passion for spirituality and counciling and this seems to be it
Being a volunteer for Unity for about 5 years now, I can honestly say that it has been the most rewarding volunteer experience in my life and I have volunteered for many different organizations for the last 35 years. The patients are showered with love, compassion, warmth and geniune tenderness from all. Always! Neverending!!. Leaving there after putting in my hours that day, I go away thanking God for His guidance as we do his work. Not to mention thanking Him for allowing me to be strong and healthy enough to spread my love to others!!!! I love how they treat all they serve and especially honoring our wonderful Veterans that have served this beautiful country we live in.
Love seeing #compassionatetouch in use! Combining skilled touch and specialized communication enhances quality of life. ageucate.com/index.php?main_page=compassionate_touch
Outstanding (your work is a labor of love) and the video is pretty cool, too! Thanks for all you do... you cared for my mom for just a short time, but I've seen your work and heard such good things about your care, for so many years, from the families we've served at our funeral home in Pulaski.
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What started as a small, hospital-based hospice program more than 35 years ago, is now Unity - the largest not-for-profit provider of hospice, palliative and bereavement care serving Northeast Wisconsin. This week, we celebrate the contributions of Unity's skilled nurses, including the 81,567 hospice and palliative patient visits they completed in 2013! Celebrating National Nurses Week with Unity If you have a family member, friend or neighbor facing a life-limiting illness, please call Unity at 920-338-1111 to find out how we can help coordinate their care and ensure their end of life journey is filled with comfort, compassion and peace.
