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A Different Kind of Hospice
Hospice Caring provides caring, compassionate, practical and high-quality,
non-medical support services, without charge, to
Montgomery
County
adults and children facing a life-threatening illness or grieving the death of a loved one.
Since 1989, Hospice Caring, Inc., has been the only
nonmedical volunteer hospice in Montgomery County
providing practical and emotional support without charge to
terminally ill adults and children and their families,
and to people grieving the death of a loved one. Hospice
Caring offers:
- •Our
patient and family caregiving program of practical
and emotional support
- •Adult
bereavement support groups
- •Children's
bereavement programs through Good Grief Clubs in
schools and at Camp Caring, a weekend summer camp.
If you are facing
life-threatening illness in your family or are grieving
the death of a loved one, we invite you to
contact Hospice Caring. We can help.

“It’s amazing that people we did not know could
come into our home and do so much to support us in our worst
time. Your organization is an extraordinary one.” --Family
member
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Carl M. Freeman Foundation’s FACES grant
Hospice Caring is honored to be a
recipient of the 2012 Carl M. Freeman Foundation’s FACES grant (Freeman
Foundation Assists Communities with Extra Support) to fund our Patient
and Family Program Services.
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Our Ask Penny button reaches Penny Gladhill,
one of the founders of Hospice Caring and currently the Director of
Training and Camp Caring, who is available to answer your questions
about Hospice Caring.


United Way #8365


CFC #42512


For more information,
call 301-869-HOPE (4673)
Hospice Caring, Inc.
Holding Hands
and Healing Hearts
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