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Get in Touch With Grace Healthcare Services

Whether you’re seeking hospice care for a loved one, have questions about our services, or want to learn how to get involved, our compassionate team is ready to help. At Grace Healthcare Services, we’re committed to guiding families with understanding, respect, and care. If you’d like to refer a patient or loved one to our hospice program, our team will walk you through every step of the referral process with sensitivity and care. Reach out today—we’re here to listen, answer your questions, and provide the support you need.

105 Fieldcrest Ave, Suite 402
Edison, NJ 08837
Phone: 732-225-4100
Fax: 732-225-4110
Email: info@gracehcs.com

Donation Program

Your Gift Makes a Lasting Difference

Every donation helps us continue our mission of providing compassionate hospice care to patients and families across New Jersey. Your contribution directly supports comfort programs, bereavement services, and specialized therapies that bring peace and dignity to those we serve. To make a donation, please mail your check to Grace Healthcare Services or contact us to learn more about giving in honor of a loved one.

To make a donation, please send checks to:
Grace Healthcare Services
105 Fieldcrest Ave, Suite 402
Edison, NJ 08837

Checks should be made out to Grace Healthcare Services. Please note who you are honoring with your donation. We will send you a letter acknowledging receipt.

For more information about donating to Grace Healthcare Services please complete the form above or call us at 732-225-4100

Become A Hospice Volunteer

Share Your Time. Make a Real Impact.

If you have an hour or more per week to give, Grace Healthcare Services welcomes your gifts of time and compassion. Whether you choose to work directly with patients and families or to volunteer in one of many other ways, you can make a profound difference in someone’s life, including your own. Volunteers are an integral part of the hospice team.

“There is a light in this world, a healing spirit more powerful than any darkness we may encounter. We sometimes lose sight of this force when there is suffering, too much pain. Then suddenly, the spirit will emerge through the lives of ordinary people who hear a call and answer in extraordinary ways.” 

— Mother Teresa

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Companionship Volunteers work directly with patients providing companionship, offering friendly visits, reading to patients, writing letters, offering a gentle touch or sharing a quiet moment.
  • Complementary Volunteers are certified/trained professionals who can provide complementary modalities of reflexologly, music, imagery and touch therapies such as Reiki, massage, therapeutic touch and healing hands.
  • Pet Therapy Volunteers provide certified/trained pets who visit with patients. These animals provide loving memories for some and give unconditional love helping our patients feel connected to a larger world.
  • 11th Hour Volunteers sit at the bedside of Patients experiencing their final hours. These specifically trained volunteers help Grace Healthcare support its patients by bringing relief to family members who are unable to be present for the death of their loved one. Most importantly, they help to ensure patients that they are not alone.
  • Veteran Volunteers are specially trained by Grace Healthcare Services to provide camaraderie and support to both patients and families alike. Many of our patients are veterans and can benefit from a friendly visit from someone who can share the common language and code of conduct of the military. Grace Healthcare services is a level 4 partner in the We Honor Veterans partnership with the Veterans Administration.
  • Administrative Volunteers provide help to the staff in our office by assisting with data entry, addressing cards, organizing newsletters, collating manuals and other varied clerical duties
  • Craft Volunteers consist of individuals or groups who touch patients in a special way by making lap blankets, shawls, huggable dolls/bears and other articles for patients to enjoy.
  • Junior Volunteers consist of groups such as girl/boy scouts or young people who wish to honor our patients by making holiday cards, posters, wall hangings and memory books.
  • Bereavement Volunteers offer support to the families and friends of patients who have passed. During the grieving process the bereavement volunteer can be a valuable resource ,especially for those who lack a support network. Hospice training classes are required for Companionship and Complementary Volunteers They are free of charge and offered on an ongoing basis.
 

Areas of Service
Grace Healthcare Services serves counties throughout New Jersey. Areas where you are needed include:

  • Atlantic County
  • Bergen County
  • Burlington County
  • Camden County
  • Cape May County
  • Essex County
  • Gloucester County
  • Hudson County
  • Mercer County
  • Middlesex County
  • Monmouth County
  • Morris County
  • Ocean County
  • Passaic County
  • Somerset County
  • Union County

To have one of our volunteer coordinators contact you with more specific information about our program please complete the form above or call us at 732-225-4100 / volunteer@gracehcs.com.