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The Children of Brown Memorial Church’s Sunday School Need a Decent Meal 
Hospice of Central New York is putting together a food drive for the February Winter School break. Many of these children on Syracuse’s near west side rely on school breakfasts and lunch for a full day’s nourishment. We hope to bring down to the church on February 12 many non-perishable food items to get the children through the school break period. You can help us with the drive by leaving off some items at our 990 Seventh North Street offices. For more information please call Jackie Fields at 315-634-1100.Thanks for helping our local children get through a tough time! Wonder what you can donate? Here are some suggestions: Peanut Butter Chips/Pretzels Cereal Jelly Cookies Poptarts Tuna Fish Puddings/Jello Juices Mac & Cheese Crackers Hot Cocoa Spaghetti O’s String Cheese Lunchables Canned goods(Soups/Stews/Fruit & Veggies) |
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Imagine a Healthcare Option… - Focused on hope that every day will be the best it can be
- Formed by a circle of caring not only around the patient but also around the patient's family
- Made up of physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, volunteers and bereavement counselors
- Offering empowerment to patients, families, significant others to live with dignity and choice
- Granting wishes at end of life rather than giving in to despair
That option is called Hospice.
Mission Statement: Hospice of Central New York, as our community’s expert resource at the end-of-life, provides comprehensive comfort care to patients and families through unique interdisciplinary services, bereavement counseling, education and collaboration.
Vision Statement : Hospice of Central New York commits to quality end-of-life care, accessible to everyone, and effective collaboration with community partners.
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