Our caring community is here for you.

 
 
 
 

Since 1987, the Sunshine Coast Hospice caring community has supported people facing life-limiting illness, people in grief, and those who love them to live full and meaningful lives.

  • Healing Arts: A Guided Exploration of Grief

    Join us for these short series where participants are guided to use different form of art to discover and express the emotions brought on by grief. These hands-on therapeutic sessions are facilitated by knowledgeable local artists and therapists who create a safe and supportive environment for sharing.

  • Living With Dying - The Film Trailer

    Watch the trailer for the Living With Dying film series, which features honest and tender interviews with 12 Sunshine Coast residents who share their personal reflections on being a patient, a caregiver, or a healthcare professional.

  • Being There for Grieving Children

    How can we assist children and families when their lives are disrupted? Discover our wonderful and heartfelt event with speakers whose influence continues to resonate within the community below.

  • Legacy Giving

    Gift planning is a wonderful way to leave a lasting legacy today and after death. Partner with our team at Sunshine Coast Hospice to explore your philanthropic dreams, transform end-of-life care, and help hundreds of families on the Sunshine Coast.

  • The First Dedicated Residential Hospice for the Sunshine Coast

    We are thrilled to announce that Sunshine Coast Hospice, in partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health, will soon open the first Residential Hospice on the Sunshine Coast. To learn more, please visit our webpage below.

Get Support

We provide free palliative, grief, loss, and advance care planning programs, as well as educational resources, to Coast residents from Earl’s Cove to Langdale. We also partner with Vancouver Coastal Health to support four hospice rooms at Silverstone Care Centre in Sechelt, BC. 

Get Involved

There are various ways to join our client’s circle of care. Do you have a philanthropic vision for end-of-life care on the Coast? Would you like to apply your skills as a qualified hospice volunteer? How about considering membership? We invite you to become part of our inclusive community. 

Living With Dying is an intimate glimpse into facing a life-limiting illness.

In honest and tender interviews, 12 residents on the Sunshine Coast share their personal reflections on being a patient, a caregiver or a health care professional.

We respectfully acknowledge that we work and provide services within the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the shíshálh, Squamish and Coast Salish nations.

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