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Join Our Team! Volunteer Training January 31st – February 7th, 2026

Looking to make a difference? Prairie Hospice is seeking compassionate individuals to join our volunteer team. Over the years we have trained over 200 volunteers – look at some of their stories. Or take a moment to listen to them. As a volunteer, you’ll offer practical, emotional non medical support to people living with…

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Gratitude Shines on Our 9th Annual Prairie Hospice Golf Classic Our 9th Annual Prairie Hospice Golf Classic began under a blanket of clouds, but before long, the sun broke through and a gentle breeze swept across the Saskatoon Golf and Country Club. The weather was beautiful, but what truly lit up the day were the…

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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.

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What is hospice care?

Hospice care is meant for people in the final stages of a terminal illness and provides support for people to die painlessly and with dignity, ensuring both the people receiving the care and their loved ones get the resources they need to allow that to happen.

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Stories

The Prairie Hospice Society community is brimming with stories about people we care for, our volunteers, and the work we’re doing.

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I just give rides – Prairie Hospice Volunteers Strengthen Community

The wheels of the car hum as we drive across the bridge, they seem hollow, and they buzz against the pavement. It’s the only sound. I’m silent as is my occupant, a client whom I’m driving home from the Cancer Clinic. She’s reclining slightly, in the passenger seat beside me, gazing out her left down…

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…

Testimonials

“You were all so wonderful to my mom and being in a different city made things more challenging for me. Knowing that she had a support network that could take care of the daily things was really a huge stress relief for me.”

Kevin Mitchell

“The respect, compassion, genuine caring and kindness shown to our mother, Jane, during the last weeks of her life were remarkable. The Prairie Hospice volunteer not only attended to Jane’s needs but also provided thoughtful, meaningful support for us, her family. Please continue doing the necessary work that provides peace and comfort to those we care about.”

Debi Coffin

“I have found volunteering with Prairie Hospice to be one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Individuals and families have welcomed me into their homes and lives, and I am forever grateful to have shared their journeys. It has given me the opportunity to grow by experiencing different ways in which individuals face end-of-life issues.”

Pam Reilly-Bruce

“When my dad rapidly became ill, we realized added assistance was required, especially given his desire to stay in his own home. Prairie Hospice offered our family much needed hope and help. Dad lived out his last months grateful for those he met through Prairie Hospice. He nicknamed them ‘his guardian angels,’ and to us all, they were.”

Brynn Boback-Lane

“I would have to scramble for rides, that’s for sure. Or my daughter would have to take time off work and it’s not always easy finding someone. People work. Going by taxi is expensive, particularly if you had to go a few times per week.”

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“Thanks so much – if not for my volunteer, my experience of chemo would have been much less easy. She has made a total difference to my weeks. It relieved me greatly to have my groceries bought regularly.”

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“It is a fantastic organization and I am very lucky to have people willing to volunteer to help our family during this stressful time. Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU!!!”

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“I am so grateful for Prairie Hospice and the care, physical and emotional, that I have received. Thank you!”

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“Thank you for being there for our Dad when we, his children, could not be. Prairie Hospice provides wonderful, helpful and necessary services.”

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“Thank you for partnering myself with my client. It is so good for both of us.”

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