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Welcome to the Journey Home Hospice Virtual Grand Opening Celebration! Journey Home Hospice is Toronto's only hospice specifically for the homeless community. We provide 24/7 hospice palliative care in a safe, caring and responsive environment for patients and their extended networks of loved ones who have experienced homelessness or vulnerable housing. It is operated by Saint Elizabeth Foundat...

Welcome to the Journey Home Hospice Virtual Tour! Journey Home Hospice is Toronto's only hospice specifically for the homeless community. We provide 24/7 hospice palliative care in a safe, caring and responsive environment for patients and their extended networks of loved ones who have experienced homelessness or vulnerable housing. It is operated by Saint Elizabeth Foundation in alliance with ...

Nicole’s life was completely changed when she became addicted to painkillers after a physical altercation with her husband. She was living in temporary housing while facing a terminal cancer diagnosis. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice helped people like Nicole during the final stages of her life.

Living on the street is hard. Dying there is even harder. Hear the stories of Jeff, Nicole and Zena; three people experiencing homelessness while struggling with terminal illnesses. No one should have to die alone. That’s why we’ve launched Journey Home Hospice, a joint passion to improve equitable access to hospice palliative care for Toronto’s homeless community in a socially innovative way. ...

Zena has spent years searching for safe housing, all while fighting a cancer diagnosis. She is now palliative and in desperate need of somewhere to spend her last days. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice will help people like Zena.

Marvin spends every day in pain as he battles a terminal cancer diagnosis while living in temporary housing. He’s not afraid of death, but he wants to spend the last few days of his life around people who care. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice will help people like Marvin.

Mark struggles from mental health issues and has never felt more alone while battling a terminal illness and living on the streets. A hospice would give him a place to be grounded and someone to talk to. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice will help people like Mark.

After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Guofang’s husband left her. New to Canada, she is now on her own, living in temporary housing, and facing a terminal diagnosis. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice will help people like Guofang.

Jeff is part of Toronto’s homeless population. He is also facing a terminal cancer diagnosis. He needs to be at the hospital for his appointments, but often loses his place at shelters because he can’t make it back from the hospital before curfew. No one should have to die alone. Find out how the Journey Home Hospice will help people like Jeff.