Yearly Archive: 2020
Hope services: the same but different…
Changes to Hope Service Delivery due to Covid-19 Current clients We know how bereavement can leave us feeling very isolated. Add the need to self-isolate and this can make these feelings even more intense. The worlds focus on the corona virus can make us feel like our grief is insignificant and the constant focus on... Read moreCOVID-19 IMPACTS ON SUPPORT FROM HOPE BEREAVEMENT – UPDATE 2
17 March 2020 12pm Hope is open for business, however, will have significant changes to how we offer our support. Hope is committed to ensuring that we continue to provide you with bereavement support. As you know we’ve been keeping up-to-date and considering our response to the unfolding situation with COVID-19. We have taken in... Read moreCOVID-19 Impacts on Support from Hope Bereavement – Update 1
16 March 2020 11am Hope is open for business. Hope are committed to ensuring that we continue to provide you with bereavement support. We will balance this with our commitment to our staff and limiting the risk to all people that use our services and the community. We ask that if you are feeling unwell... Read more2020 Charity Sports Breakfast
Over the last year, together with our partners Red Nose and Jesuit Social Services, we have provided individual support for over 200 people as well as groups and remembrance events for another 300 people. Hope does not receive any government funding and relies on the generosity and support of local businesses and the Geelong Community.... Read moreHope Bereavement Care provides vital support for Geelong adults grieving a loved one
Since 2011, Hope Bereavement Care has provided loss and grief counselling for adults in the Geelong region. Supported by the Geelong Community Foundation, the Hope Adult Counselling Service offers information, support and counselling for people 18 years and older, who have experienced the sudden and unexpected death of a loved one. Hope also provides support... Read moreGeelong’s Massive Murray Paddle adventurer kayaks 400km for Hope
Before he started training for the Massive Murray Paddle, John Hoiles had never set foot in a kayak. After training along the Barwon River for almost a year, Mr Hoiles and friend Tony Martin embarked on an epic 400km journey in a two-man kayak, along the Murray River from Yarrawonga to Swan Hill. The friends... Read more- 1
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