At Harbor Grace Hospice, we understand that end-of-life care is not only physical-it is emotional, relational, and deeply spiritual. Our Chaplaincy Department is here to walk alongside patients and families with presence, compassion, and hope during one of life’s most sacred transitions.
Our Chaplains provide individualized spiritual care that honors each family’s beliefs, values, and traditions. Whether rooted in a specific faith, spiritually seeking, or non-religious, we meet you where you are with respect and without judgment.
At Harbor Grace Hospice, we hold a deep and sacred respect for the men and women who have served our nation. Our chaplains are honored to provide specialized recognition and support for veterans and their families during the end-of-life journey.
Every year we work with our bereavement Coordinator to offer meaningful memorial ceremonies that include the recognition of the veterans that we have had the pleasure of caring for. This ceremony may offer an opportunity to acknowledge service, sacrifice, and the unique experiences carried by those who have worn the uniform.
We are honored to be there for you and your family when you need it most. It is our privilege to serve you in one of the most tender moments of your life. In every moment of uncertainty, grief, reflection, or quiet sacredness, the Chaplaincy Department of Harbor Grace Hospice stands ready to walk beside you.
Our support for your family in their hour of need is always offered at no additional cost to you. We want to be there for you in order to help in any way possible.
Yes, you can absolutely request a specific type of chaplain who will respect your faith tradition. Our chaplaincy department is committed to honoring spiritual beliefs, practices, and denominational preferences for the patient and family.
Yes our chaplains can absolutely help plan a memorial service for your loved one. Chaplains are trained not only in spiritual care, but also in helping families to create meaningful, personalized services that will reflect the life, faith, and values of the person being honored.
At Harbor Grace, we consider it a privilege to honor those who have served our nation. We honor them not only with the utmost of care as they stay at our facility, but we also have ceremonies that honor and memorialize our patients and families. We have given certificates of appreciation in the past to some of our veterans, but we are always seeking new ways and opportunities to honor them in ways that they deserve.
Families may request chaplaincy services as often as needed. There is absolutely no limit. Spiritual and emotional needs can change throughout the hospice journey; however, our chaplains are available to provide support for you at any time.
