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Due to an abundance of donations and having reached our storage capacity, Experienced Goods Thrift Store for Brattleboro Area Hospice is suspending all donations until further notice. We hope to resume taking donations in January, but please watch for announcements in the local newspapers, follow us...
We are pleased to announce a new support group to assist people in our community during this challenging time. We are broadening our grief and spiritual support to include issues of loss, transition, and other difficulties and challenges that arise and are magnified during this...
Please read below about the changes and guidelines we have instituted for shopping at Experienced Goods. Change. We've been through a lot of it in the last few months. We've changed how we interact, how we work, how we shop, how we go to school: Virtually...
Do you have a family member in a care home? Care facilities have strict visiting rules to remain safe, however the resulting isolation has been tough on residents and their families who cannot visit. We hope to begin a new support group for adults who have...
Anyone over 18 years old should have a completed Advance Directive! Take the first step to completing yours! We host a FREE Zoom an Advance Care Planning /Advance Directive Question and Answer Information session the 4th Thursday of every month, 10 - 11 am, with Ruth Nangeroni,...
Caregiver Support Group Whether you are a family, personal or professional caregiver, caring for someone with long-term illness and/or disability is a gift of love and a commitment that has many challenges. Consider joining our Caregiver Support Group to connect and get support. Learn from and connect...
We offer both online grief support groups using Zoom, as well as in-person groups, for adults who have experienced any kind of death loss. Groups are “mixed loss” groups comprising of people with different types of death loss (spouse/partner, parent, adult child, sibling, etc.) The...
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. Brattleboro Area Hospice will...
Brattleboro Area Hospice has not currently scheduled its next Volunteer Training due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Applications for future training are being accepted now; we will contact you when the next sessions are scheduled to see whether you are still interested in and able to...
Writing about loss can be healing. This year we are beginning a new Bereavement Writing Support Group for adults who have experienced any kind of death loss. Writing experience is not required, just an open mind and willingness to try this process to work through...