St. Joseph's Hospice Sarnia-Lambton | Hospice and Palliative Care

Care, Compassion, Community.

An empowered community compassionately supporting the grieving, the dying and those caring for them.

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Care

A compassionate community providing hope, care and unconditional support.

Since 2005 St. Joseph's Hospice has been serving the community as a Resource Centre for terminally ill people as they face their illnesses and support programs for people who are caring for or grieving the loss of a loved one.

What is Hospice Care?

Residence & Families

We offer a haven where those living with a terminal illness, their caregivers, family members, and the bereaved experience compassion, hope, and healing.

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Donate

We must raise $1.6 million every year to provide compassionate hospice care at no cost to our community. Your donation will make a difference.

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Virtual Support

Providing support to address the unique grief and bereavement needs of those within our community.

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Volunteer

Volunteers are the heart of our hospice and we  offer a variety of opportunities for those wishing to make a difference in our community.

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Community

REQUEST A HOSPICE SPEAKER!

You can help raise awareness for St. Joseph’s Hospice by requesting a speaker for your event, community club or business.

St. Joseph’s Hospice is committed to educating our community about hospice care and the services we provide. We offer education and information on a variety of hospice-related topics by bringing the expertise of our staff to your organization.

Our topics range from general information about St. Joseph’s Hospice work to more in-depth looks at specific programs.

(DUE TO COVID-19 all presentations currently are provided virtually)

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Community

Air Miles for Hospice

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Community

Simon Warder Memorial Squash Tournament Supports Hospice!

Dining and Great Room furniture from Manleys Basics has been delivered to St. Joseph’s Hospice Residence today.

In shades of walnut, iced coffee and dark espresso, the furniture was ordered as part of the Residence Renovation Project. A portion of the proceeds from the 2018 Simon Warder Memorial Squash Tournament was generously donated to Hospice specifically designated to the Dining and Great Room area.

In 2009 St. Joseph’s Hospice opened its beautiful 10 bed residence and after 12 years it required an upgrade.

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Community

Live Facebook Concert Supports Hospice – “Roots of Rome”

The “Roots of Rome Concert” was an entirely virtual live event held on December 12th in support of St. Joseph’s Hospice. In lieu of tickets the band asked their virtual attendees to consider making a gift to Hospice.

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Community

Rotary Club of Sarnia Lambton After Hours Supports Dinner at Hospice!

Much appreciation goes to Rotary Club of Sarnia Lambton After Hours for their generosity, community spirit and continued support.

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Support

Dancing Under the Stars Gala No Gala Gala

The Incredible impact of the communities support helped us raise more than $70,000 in net proceeds! Save the date for next year's Gala ~ November 6, 2021

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Compassion

Hospice Heart Stories

Diane and Ruth's Story

There are simply no words to convey my thanks for your care, compassion, and kindness during my sister, Ruth Brown’s, stay at St. Joseph’s Hospice. When it became apparent that her needs could no longer be met in her home, Dr. Kim asked her where she would like to go…. And her answer was, “I hear the Hospice is a very nice place.” From the moment of our arrival I knew that her answer to Dr. Kim’s question was an understatement indeed!

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Compassion

Hospice Heart Stories

Wendy's Story

If you were asked to describe St. Joseph’s Hospice Sarnia Lambton in one word, what would it be? ‘Supportive’? ‘Comforting’? ‘Compassionate’? Ask the family and friends of Wendy Hughes, and their response might be ‘healing.’

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