Support Veteran's Hospice Wish Program:
- Deanna Paine
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
Supporting our veterans is a responsibility we all share. These brave individuals have dedicated their lives to serving our country, and it is our duty to ensure they receive the support they need when they return home. One impactful way to show your appreciation is by donating to our service to grant veterans in hospice with a final wish.
The beauty of our organization is that we are willing to transport the veteran to see the mountains, go to a museum, see a helicopter, or whatever they've been yearning to see ... all with ALS care. It's a final wish ... a final gift granted.
Three Rivers EMS is a 501c3 non-profit organization and relies on donations of others to make these wishes come true.
How Donations Make a Difference
When you donate to EMS charity events, your contributions can have a direct impact on the wellbeing of veterans.
The Bigger Picture:
The final wishes of veterans on hospice care are honored through our program. We focus on providing comfort, dignity, and respect. Our program aims to fulfill the unique needs of veterans, ensuring they receive the highest standard of care. Here are some key aspects of honoring veterans' final wishes:
Personalized Care: care for veterans is personalized to meet their unique needs while considering their life stories and preferences.
End-of-Life Wishes: Veterans often have specific end-of-life wishes, such as a quiet environment, sharing stories, or visiting a place that holds precious memories for them. We work closely with veterans to fulfill these wishes.
Emotional and Spiritual Support: Veterans may carry emotional and psychological burdens, including trauma and loss. We are trained paramedics and willing to quietly listen and offer support while carrying out their final wishes.
Veteran-to-Veteran Support: Veteran-to-veteran support is available since the owner of Three Rivers is a disabled veteran. This will create camaraderie and allow shared understanding among those who served.