With your help, much can be done.

Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions is a community-driven service resource for end-of-life care. It can only exist because of the vast amount of volunteers and donations we receive.

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Giving

At Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions, we are With You When It Matters. Our Caring Promise ensures that we are here for you when you need us, and we could not make that promise without the help of our community. No matter what you offer, your donation matters. Whether it’s $5 or $500, every dollar donated goes towards making sure our patients are taken care of physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. We could not do what we do without you.

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Volunteering

Our volunteers are the heart of hospice. They choose to spend their time offering care to others. Our volunteers find creative and meaningful ways to support Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions. We are humbled to have so many wonderful community members fulfilling our mission as part of the CWHT Team.

We have a place for you to serve!

There are many volunteer opportunities in Natrona and Converse County. What team – or teams – would you like to join?

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Become a Volunteer

Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions provides free volunteer trainings throughout the year. These trainings range from the end-of-life experience, to the grieving process, communication skills and more. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.

Those interested in becoming a volunteer can submit this form, or contact our volunteer coordinator at (307) 577-4832.

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Care & Compassion Partners: Connect with our patients and clients by providing friendship and emotional support, as they navigate their end-of-life journey.

Hospice Home Greeters: Answer the doors at our Hospice Homes and provide support to our amazing nursing staff, all that makes our Hospice Homes a home for our patients and their families.

Vroom Vroom Team: Provide transportation to our patients and clients when they have no other means of getting to their appointments or taking care of personal business matters.

Kitchen Crew: Do you have a talent in the kitchen? Share your delicious recipes with our patients, their families, and our staff. We have frozen meats and a stocked pantry to help your efforts too!

We Honor Veterans: Join other veteran volunteers in recognizing our patients and clients who also served our great country.

Vigil Volunteers: Provide presence for our patients so they will not be alone in their final hours.

The Go Getters: Be our Go-To for running errands, like grocery or prescription pickup or other household tasks, for our patients and clients.

The Beauty Bunch: Deliver personal care services to our patients, when they are no longer able to schedule for themselves – haircuts, nail services, shaving, etc.

Spiritual Care Team: Support our patients and their spiritual needs through visits and conversation.

The Honey-Do Team: Fill the need for household tasks or fixes that our patients and clients are no longer able to manage for themselves.

Administrative Support Volunteers: Help our administrative staff with front desk coverage, filing, mailings, and other special projects.

The Knotty Ladies of Casper: Join this incredibly talented group of gals who meet monthly to knit, crotchet and sew comfort blankets and shawls which are then gifted to our patients.

The Fixers: Mend and repair blankets, clothing or other sentimental items for our patients and clients.

Bereavement Care Partners: Our services do not end with the death of a loved one. Work with our Grief Coordinator to provide follow up care to families after their loss.

Green Thumb Partners: Be part of our Adopt a Garden program and weed, tend, and care for a flower bed at the Casper campus. We have many beautiful ones to choose from!

Kids Camp Volunteers: Connect with children (aged 6 to 16), who have experienced a loss of a loved one as a Team Lead during our annual grief care camp.