Find Home Health Care Nonprofits and Charities

  Jon Campbell wrote:

I became a volunteer at Hospice by The Bay a year ago because they have helped care for many of my friends and family who chose to die using hospice care. In 1988 I called Hospice by The Bay to help when my partner who was dying requested hospice care.... more »

  ripv wrote:

I'm proud to be part of this project and to watch it grow over the last six years. The people in the villages are very thankful for what the CR Project does for them and have seen them welcome project workers with open arms on every visit. more »

  elderjulie wrote:

I am a member of the Board of Directors at Winspan. This is now my second year on the board. Perhaps my most memorable experience to date has been a visit that I made to a group home in Roseville. What I observed during that visit, was not only a house... more »

  saralukespyle wrote:

I did not expect to find myself so utterly impressed with the care during and the outreach after my mother's death. I am so grateful for the grief group facilitated by two wonderful employees and the total community approach of this hospice. Such an... more »

  Sarah B. from Minneapolis wrote:

I have been volunteering weekly with Rakhma since I moved to the Twin Cities in the fall of 2012, and it has been a wonderful volunteering experience that I would recommend to anyone who's interested in volunteering with older adults. First,... more »

  lata.anil wrote:

They have done many amazing services for the community and help in making things easy. I have witnessed them in action many times during my visits to Bokaro and I can vouch for their sincerity and dedication. more »

  Sara Dryer R. wrote:

As a Physical Therapist and Board member I have been fortunate to witness and facilitate the independence that FREE provides individuals through medical equipment that they otherwise couldn’t afford. It is amazing to see the improvement and excitement... more »

  Writer wrote:

First rate service to the community. This organization is a foundation to a health care facility that allows superior treatment services at a local level with access and expertise provided by alliances with renowned institutions with access to higher... more »

  John O wrote:

It has been a privelege to support such a worthy organization, dedicated to the compassionate care of our elders! more »

  DisgustedbyCIP wrote:

In the face of severe mental illness and homelessness I was offered housing and mental health services via Community Involvement Programs. Between 2007 and 2013 I experienced serious and flagrant violations of my personal, psychiatric and basic human... more »

  Lynn8988 wrote:

In 9/2014 I opened a supplemental needs/ pooled trust with the Center for Disability Rights, Inc. in Rochester, NY. Between that time and 6/2015 when I finally ended up having to cancel it they made chronic monthly errors in paying my bills for me. Every... more »

  Elaina2 wrote:

I volunteered with the Summer Youth Food program. I loved working with the team as they served low to moderate income youth summer meals. The team was extremely organized and compassionate. I can't wait until next year when they run the program again. more »

  shrutidash wrote:

I am a volunteer for the VNA Hospice, and it has been a great experience. The work that VNA does in all their programs, whether its 'meals on wheels' or 'hospice care' or anything else, is carried out with a great deal of competency and by people with... more »

  Cathy C. wrote:

As the Founder and Admininstrator of Charity Hospice, I have to let you know that we are truly "The Hospice With the Heart". We are a faith built nonprofit hospice that has centered its mission on serving this community of Jefferson, Columbiana, and... more »

  Barbara Newland wrote:

This letter explains my medical situation and praises the Ridgefield VNA. On Dec. 24, 2012, I was hospitalized with a major heart attack. After a week in Danbury Hospital where a stent was installed, I returned home under the care of VNA nurses.... more »

  taddonio wrote:

What a wonderful organization to work with! OTRBG has prioritized appropriately and is focused on their clients and giving back to the community. OTRBG aligns the right care for individuals with developmental disabilities, to properly trained folks... more »

  TR_P wrote:

I would not recommend Regional Hospice in-home services to anyone due to the nightmare my family's experience was. The nurses who came to our house did not treat us respectfully or like the grieving care givers we were. We even had medication mislabeled... more »

  Team-Progressive V. wrote:

It was a pleasure and good experience working for this organisation. Their is a lot of passion in what they and how the train volunteers to deal with consumers. Good place to serve indeed. more »

  Mlou1 wrote:

When my elderly father was recuperating from a fall, Lamoille Home Health & Hospice provided tremendous care. The physical therapists, nurses and volunteers assisted in his care and recovery and gave me much needed rest. They are respectful, kind, and... more »

  martha.twaddell wrote:

Community hospice is a company that serves it's patients and their families with respect and dignity. I was so moved by their care of my mother that I not only donate to their cause, I went to work for them! The goal is to provide compassionate... more »

  Sherri Spencer wrote:

In 2001 we received news that my brother-in-law was diagnosed with bone cancer. While trying to deal with this news, my best friend of 20 years was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer. Both had been seeing doctors for various reasons for years and... more »

  Jan_39 wrote:

Be.group senior living of Southern California, an assisted living retirement non-profit, has evicted seniors from their Twelve Oaks property. The property was gifted as a trust to the Presbyterian Homes of Southern California. Be.group has done a 2 million... more »

  Robert02115 wrote:

My mother was a client of theirs. Both in her home and later for the last week of her life at their inpatient facility. The inpatient care was wonderful. The care she received in her home was terrible. There was one week where none of her three times... more »

  leonajnewman wrote:

The Cancer Support Team is a wonderful resource serving residents of lower Westchester County in New York. The nonprofit offers nursing, social work and support services to those affected by cancer - and all services are provided at no charge!! While... more »

  Nir wrote:

Malka Chana Roth was only fifteen years old when she was murdered at the Sbarro Restaurant massacre in Jerusalem on August 9, 2001. A young woman full of social awareness and empathy for her fellow man. She dedicated her short life for the assistance... more »