Today, we share with you a story that touches the heart – Peter’s Story. In this moving video, we witness Peter’s final ride, a beautiful moment encapsulating the essence of living life to the fullest, even in its final stages. https://youtu.be/cTNloupUaIA Peter, a resident in palliative care at Campbell House, had [...]
On the third Tuesday of November, recognized as National Grief and Bereavement Day, we at the Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation call upon our community to show solidarity with those enduring grief. This significant day, November 21st, is an invitation to support and understand the silent paths of bereavement many walk. [...]
With Mother's Day upon us, Dianne misses her mom and wants to recognize her legacy. When local couple Dianne McDermid and Peter Seligman were married, they wanted to celebrate an important legacy. Their wedding was not just about the union of their love, it was also about celebrating the life [...]
Imagine a place that feels like home, where individuals nearing the end of their lives find comfort, care, and dignity. That's what Hospice Georgian Triangle offers, making it a unique beacon of hope in the healthcare landscape. In the past year, Campbell House served as a safe haven for 255 [...]
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie in Collingwood supporting Hospice Georgian Triangle and the Georgian Bay Humane Society took an exciting turn this year with a friendly competition featuring local media personalities! The Smile Cookie Decorating Challenge saw contestants decorating as many cookies as they could in just 5 minutes, with the [...]
When the team at Hospice Georgian Triangle hired Brian Hunt to film Margot's story - a narration of her battle with cancer, and the role of hospice in her life - there was no indication of how much her story would unfold, and dovetail with the Hunt family. At the [...]
Thank you to all that attended the 2022 Care Gala supporting Hospice Georgian Triangle! To demonstrate how your support helps, watch Margot explain her experience with the various programs and ways that we provide compassionate care to those most in need in our community. And thank you to Brian Hunt at H Visual Media for [...]
After her son passed away, Mairéad was grateful for the grief and bereavement counselling she received from the Hospice Georgian Triangle Community Support Team. During the pandemic lockdown she joined an online art class to help her feel connected. On Wednesday, July 13th Mairéad hosted an art show for friends [...]
I lost my sister to breast cancer when she was only 37 years old. She passed away in a hospice in Winnipeg. I was living in Toronto at the time, and was only able to see her in difficult hospital settings. I did not get to be with her in [...]
