One Smile at a Time…

One Smile at a Time…

The South Shore Hospice Palliative Care Society is grateful for the support of Tim Hortons, and local owners Lori and Ian McIsaac, and their family. Their commitment to enhancing hospice and palliative care in our community has made a profound impact, and we are honored to share their story. In both 2021 and 2023, Lori…

Ruth Anne Wicher: Friend, Supporter and Community Leader

Ruth Anne Wicher: Friend, Supporter and Community Leader

The South Shore Hospice Palliative Care Society is proud to celebrate and thank Ruth Anne Wicher, owner of Caico-Mae Clothiers in Lunenburg, for her unwavering support and dedication to our mission. As her boutique recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, we are reminded of the incredible impact Ruth Anne has had on our community since we…

Rachael & Eric’s Heartfelt Wedding Contribution

Rachael & Eric’s Heartfelt Wedding Contribution

The South Shore Hospice Palliative Care Society wishes to extend our heartfelt congratulations and deepest thanks to Rachael Weagle and Eric Gates. In a touching act of kindness and generosity, Rachael and Eric chose our Society as one of their charities of choice in lieu of gifts, for their wedding on July 6, 2025, held…

Organization advocates for more palliative care beds in N.S.

Organization advocates for more palliative care beds in N.S.

An article featuring excerpts from an interview with South Shore Hospice Palliative Care Society board member, Marlene Wheatley. This article highlights the increasing need for, and potential benefits of, expanded hospice palliative care resources for the residents of Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Click on image above to view article.

Analyzing Hospice Palliative Care Across Canada

Analyzing Hospice Palliative Care Across Canada

A report on federal, provincial, territorial and community actionCanadian Cancer Society2023 The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) surveyed all provinces and territories, 4 departments of the federal government, and 13 community organizations during the preparation of this comprehensive 2023 publication. Each participating province has its own easy-to-read summary including statistics and the CCS’s responses to the…

‘A no-brainer’: Inside the movement to promote hospice care…

‘A no-brainer’: Inside the movement to promote hospice care…

This article explores the growing need for accessible, compassionate hospice care as a financially responsible means to help reduce overcrowded hospitals and ERs, while improving the quality of care for patients with life-limiting illnesses. Click image above to view article on The Hub

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