Opportunities From: Center for Community Engagement

Each “All About Me Board” is designed to capture the Favorite Things, Life Story and What Matters Most. Many of our patients struggle with communication barriers or advanced dementia. At a glance, anyone that walks into the room can have access to important information to give that patient a great experience. Each board is purposefully designed to look homemade, unique and specially made just for that patient. Pictures can be added to provide recognition and points of conversation.

The HOC End of Life Doula will sit down and complete the board with either the caregiver and/or patient. Overall, HOC Navigators serve 6,000 patients each year – so we need a lot of help!!!! Our solution is to recruit Community Service Volunteers to help. Gather your businesses, churches, schools and social groups to do together. We also have open service days where you can meet new friends!

Materials are provided or you can host a drive for scrapbook paper, stickers and glue to support the effort prior to serving. HOC will provide a workspace, speaker and facilitator if desired. Each person needs to bring their own pair of scissors, a water bottle, creativity and desire to make a difference! This project can also be done as a remote service opportunity.

You must have an appointment to volunteer. Please email Lauren_Athey@trihealth.com to schedule. 

Fall Orientation Classes for Christ Hospital Unit  

Thursday, July 31st 4:00 - 6:30pm 

Tuesday, August 12th 1:00pm - 3:30pm 

Space is limited. Submit application to sign up 

Assist with direct patient care including meal service, feeding, companionship and supporting the team. 5 Inpatient Care Centers including Blue Ash, Anderson, Christ Hospital and Hamilton. Minimum shift 4 hours once per week each semester. Orientation, Medical and Background Screening required at no cost to student.  Capstone projects and Job Shadow available. 

Rising seniors are invited to submit an application for the 2025-2026 School Year Capstone at Hospice of Cincinnati. 6 Students will be accepted this year 3 at Blue Ash IPCC and 3 at Christ IPCC. Please submit your volunteer application by June 1. Questions? email hocvolunteers@trihealth.com 

Requirements - Orientation, Medical Screening, Background Screening, 10 hours per week. Day Shift, Evenings, Weekends and Nights Available. Flu Vaccination required. 

Hospice of Cincinnati is the largest non-profit hospice provider in the Cincinnati region and is a part of the TriHealth System. Vigil volunteers provide a compassionate presence and promote a relaxing environment for those in the last 24 - 48 hours of life when symptom management is not required. High need for Evening, Nights and Weekends. The duties include active listening, empathetic conversations, observing for symptom changes and escalating needs to the HOC care team. No hands-on care is required. Students are allowed to bring study materials while sitting vigil. The minimum shift is 2 hours although 4 hours is preferred. Shifts can be prescheduled or sign up same day. Transportation is required as most vigil requests occur in Assisted Living or Nursing home facilities. Volunteer Onboarding is required prior to serving. Please click this link to submit a Volunteer Application and learn more about the requirements and process.