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We Appreciate our Volunteers
Prairie Hospice Society appreciates each one of our volunteers that give so much, theytruly are the heart of our organization. Our volunteers make such a difference for somany in our community. Their willingness to give their time and support for the past 10years allows us to continue to fulfill our mission. We have served over…

7th Annual Prairie Hospice Society CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
Excited to announce the date for 2023 has been set for August 21, 2023 Saskatoon Golf & Country Club Dinner, prizes & silent auction Non Competitive format
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Our volunteers are the heart of Prairie Hospice Society. Volunteers receive comprehensive training in order to offer non-medical support to people living with a terminal illness.
Stories
The Prairie Hospice Society community is brimming with stories about people we care for, our volunteers, and the work we’re doing.

With an Open Mind, and Open Arms
Gail Bissett is a passionate person; she’s one of those people who laughs loudly, has many interests, is positive and upbeat, and is very engaging. She has travelled extensively, has reached her goal of visiting every continent on Earth, including Antarctica. As we visit over her dining room table it’s quickly evident what one of…

You are Not Alone with Prairie Hospice
Having lived in the town of Nokomis for 47 years, Marilyn Steve-Zorn never expected to move to the city. In Nokomis, she had a lovely two-storey home, a huge garden with mature fruit trees on a triple lot, lifelong friends. But in 2013, her husband David was diagnosed with kidney cancer. “And he was only…

A Family of the Heart
For the last 17 years of her career, Dawn worked at John Dolan, a school in Saskatoon that serves students with multiple disabilities. With a Masters Degree in Exceptional Education, she worked half-time in the classrooms and half-time as Vice Principal – eventually Principal. “I worked with children and young adults with intense special needs,”…