News & Events
Hospice Happenings
Fall 2023
Autumn is often seen as a time of change, and here at Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions we have been feeling that transformation as well, in the best of ways.
We’re very proud to announce that we have opened Wyoming’s first Grief Center to serve
people of all ages throughout our community free of charge, and have added a Suicide Grief Support group for those who have lost a loved one to suicide. As the need for grief care continues to grow, it fills our hearts to know we can help more of you as you navigate your grief journey. We are also continuing our work to expand our services to people in areas of the state who cannot currently access hospice care. The number of patients and families we are caring for remains at an all-time high; this doesn’t mean more people are dying, but that more people are seeking out the specialized end-of-life care we offer with the dignity and respect they deserve.
For that’s one thing that doesn’t change: our commitment to care and compassion. In these pages, you will find stories of loving families and caregivers, the impact this work has on the hearts of our staff, and our commitment to honoring and caring for our Veterans.
As the community’s only local, nonprofit hospice, we are able to accomplish our mission, “to companion the end-of-life journey with skill and compassion,” because of you. We are incredibly grateful to you for your generosity of time, heart, and resources. Together, we continue to care for those who need us.
With Gratefulness,
~ Kilty Brown - Executive Director
Highlights
The Allred Family: A Legacy of Caring
CWHT Opens Wyoming's First Grief Center
CWHT Four-Star Veterans Program Pays Tribute To Those Who Have Served
Upcoming Event: Training for New Volunteers, October 17th
Upcoming Event: Tree of Love, December 3rd
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