In Memory of Ruth CathcartBruce Peninsula Hospice was saddened to learn of the death of former volunteer, Ruth (Beatrice) Cathcart. Ruth served as a client care volunteer in the late 1990's, not long after the organization began. She, along with her husband Murray,...

This holiday season, honour a loved one with a meaningful gift by supporting Bruce Peninsula Hospice. For each donation made in their name, we will send a personalized holiday ecard to let them know they are being celebrated.

Learn some useful ways you can make a difference by donating to the Bruce Peninsula Hospice during the Canada Post strike.

Health care is top of mind at this very sensitive time. Indeed, you are not alone if this pandemic has given you pause, and reason to reflect on your own personal long-term health and personal care wishes.

We had two representatives from Bruce Peninsula Hospice updating us on the Nav-CARE program. If anyone is living with an illness that isolates and overwhelms them at times, they are not alone and the program is designed to address these needs and focus on enhancing their quality of life.

Bruce Peninsula Hospice is saddened by the recent death of Norma Robson. Norma was one of our earliest volunteers with her sister Jean Borrows and was a stalwart supporter of Hospice.

On behalf of Bruce Peninsula Hospice, we share our condolences with the family of Blair Flood. Blair joined our organization as a volunteer in 2010 and served in the past as both a Visiting Hospice Volunteer and on our Community Education Committee.

The flower featured at the top of each page of our web site also forms the logo for Bruce Peninsula Hospice Inc. It is the Colchicum autumnale, most commonly known as “Autumn Crocus.”

Bruce Peninsula Hospice is pleased to invite you to view our newly developed video highlighting the caring service and deep history of volunteerism on the peninsula.

Bruce Peninsula Hospice exceeds 2024 Hike for Hospice fundraising goal.

On Sunday June 2nd, Bruce Peninsula Hospice once again brought the community together to hike, to raise awareness and funds, and to celebrate our achievements. The rain held off and the well attended event reminded everyone of the power of “local people helping local people”.

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