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Project
Compassion creates community and provides support
for people living with serious illness, caregiving, end of life and grief.
To
learn more about Project Compassion, Click here!
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Educational Opportunities:
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Being
Alone by Choice or by Chance:
Crafting a Meaningful Life
Saturday,
September 6, 2008 from 9 am - 1 pm
The Seymour
Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC
Click
here for
more information.
Click
here to go directly to online registration.
Finding
Your Voice:
An Interactive Workshop Series
Facilitated by Tiffany Christensen in
September and October
September
10, 17, & 24 from 1 pm - 4 pm at
Millbrook United
Methodist
Church
,
Raleigh
October 6, 13, & 20 from 9 am – 12 pm at
Carolina
Meadows,
Chapel Hill
November
4, 11, 18, & 25 from 1 pm – 3 pm at
The Cedars,
Chapel Hill
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here re
for more information.
To
register, email tiffany@project-compassion.org
or call 919-402-1844
Support
Team Development Conference
Thursday,
September 18 and Friday, September 19
9:00 am – 4:00 pm each day
Carolina
Meadows, 100 Carolina Meadows,
Chapel Hill
,
NC
Click
here re
for more information.
Click
here to go directly to online registration.
An Evening With Compassion:
A Night at the Improv
Thursday, October 2, 2008 at 6pm, The
Carolina Club, UNC Chapel Hill
Click
here for more information.
Click
here to go directly to online registration.
Responding
to Traumatic Grief: Compassionate and Practical Approaches to Healing the Torn
Heart
Friday,
November 7, 2008 from 9 am – 4 pm
Trinity United
Methodist
Church
,
215 N. Church St.
,
Durham
,
NC
Click
here re
for more information.
Click
here to go directly to online registration.
Support
Team Guidebook
The
Support Team Guidebook provides a how-to plan for training and organizing volunteers into
Support Teams, a proven method of equipping and sustaining volunteers for
intentional, ongoing caring for persons with health care concerns.
Developed by the Support Team Network is now distributed by Project
Compassion.
For
more information, click here.
To
order copies in print or download form, click
here.
Support Team Opportunities
Learn
about at team approach to volunteer caregiving
by clicki.
Read
stories about how Support Teams make a difference
by clicking here.
Volunteer
to join a Support Team by clicking here.
Read “Building Bridges”, a feature article in the Duke Divinity
School magazine that tells the story of one young woman’s Support Team and
features our intern Sonia Norris, by clicking
here.
Sonia Norris with Elizabeth
Project Compassion has partnered with Lotsa Helping Hands to offer a
free online calendar and online coordination for Support Teams!
To check out this new service, click
here
Learn
more about new Support Teams for Teens and Young Adults Helping People with
Cancer by clicking here.
Learn
more about the Support Team approach by clicking
here.
Volunteer to serve on a Support Team, click
here.
Advance Care Planning
Learn
more about advance care planning resources and support
Order
copies of Dr. Couch’s workbook: Getting
It Together, Planning Ahead or Passing On Thoughtfully
by clicking
here.
Access
free advance directives for all 50 states click
here.
Dr.
Trudy Couch (seated), author of Getting It Together
Learn about the Power of a Donation
Read
Sandy’s Story
Learn
more about the impact your donation makes
Click
here to make a donation now.
Sandy Hoke had a Support Team
for a year and a half
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