May 19th, 2022 – Nine Lives Would Not Do: The Life of Leo Grillmair
- Columbia Valley Centre (Community Hall Invermere)
- Doors open at 6:30 pm. Ends 9:30 pm
- $15 per person ($20 at the door)
- $5, 12 years and under
- Leo will be present and answer question during intermission
- Limited tickets
- Purchase online
Supported by:
Royal Lepage Rockies West Realty
Recharge your Summer Raffle
- 3 for $20
- Tickets on sale May 21 @ the Invermere Farmer’s Market
- Win a Trek Verve2+ eBike valued at $3,800 from Lakeside Bike Co.
- Win a $500 term deposit from Kootenay Savings
Supported by:
Kootenay Savings Invermere
Lakeside Bike Company
Palliser Printing
Hospice is an oasis where no one dies or grieves alone
The Hospice Society of the Columbia Valley welcomes everyone from all walks of life - do you or a loved one need to connect with us?
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Children/Youth's Grief and Loss Support Group starting Tuesday March 8th
We are recruiting members for our Board of Directors
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The Hospice Society of the Columbia Valley hosts many events throughout the year; from Walk and Hike for Hopsice to our Butterfly Gala, there’s a lot of opportunity to join in!
Hospice Society of the Columbia Valley
Hospice Society of the Columbia Valley exists to assist individuals and families in recognizing and accepting death as a part of life. We support individuals and families during the dying and grieving process.
Hospice is a holistic form of palliative care which aims to make the last months of life comfortable and peaceful for patients, their families and their caregivers. Hospice improves quality of life, not only for patients, but also for their family and friends. The patient, family, medical representatives, social workers and caregivers are considered an integral team. Hospice is not a place, it is a concept. The focus is on caring, not curing; on life, not death. Quality of life, family wellness, community involvement and personal dignity are all part of hospice care’s compassion and progressive vision.
