We will hold our 2nd Annual Lantern Walk on Thursday November 7th, 5:30-7pm.   Location: The walk will start and end on the Commons on Park Place. The route will walk down Main St., turning around at Elliot St. and returning to the Commons for a short...

Are you a good listener? Do you want to support a neighbor who is grieving the death of their loved one? Become a Bereavement Volunteer! Bereavement Volunteers provide emotional support and companionship to individuals grieving the death loss of a loved one.  No experience is needed, space...

Hospice volunteers support neighbors and their families who are living with terminal illnesses throughout Windham County. Help may range from errands and gardening to emotional and physical support. Training topics include Hospice philosophy, nuts and bolts of volunteering, ethical issues, personal attitudes toward death and...

New Support Groups for People with a Non-terminal Serious Illness Starting in September. Are you going through treatment? Feeling overwhelmed or scared? Talking with others may help. The Serious Illness Program support groups provide a safe space for people to share personal experiences, feelings, coping strategies, and...

The 25th annual Memorial Planting Service sponsored by Brattleboro Area Hospice will be held Tuesday, June 4, at 5:00 pm at the Brattleboro Area Hospice Memorial Garden, Living Memorial Park, Guilford Street in Brattleboro. Please join us as we gather to plant flowers, create memorial messages...

On Tuesday, February 20th from 1 to 2:30 pm, Brattleboro Area Hospice will host a Kitchen Table Conversation on green burial and home funerals. The event will take place at Brattleboro Area Hospice,191 Canal Street, Brattleboro.    Some of the most engaging and interesting conversations happen around...

Serious Illness Program Volunteer Training Weekly starting Monday, March 11th 1 - 4 pm until April 29th, 24 hours total. We are launching a new program that will help to support people with a recently diagnosed serious but treatable illness. This is a wonderful opportunity to work...

Bereavement support groups offer a safe, mutually supportive environment for sharing experiences, insight, and encouragement through discussion, handouts, and suggestions for writing. Support groups are free of charge. 2024: The Spouse/Partner group runs in six to eight week cycles. It is currently meeting weekly on Monday...