Hospice Georgian Triangle
Hospice Georgian Triangle, a registered charity, provides trained volunteer and professional care and support to individuals living with life-threatening illness or in their last stages of living, to their families and to the bereaved.
HGT began in 1987 as an all-volunteer, community-based visiting program providing non-medical support to those living with a life-threatening illness, or at the end-of-life, and to their families. In 2000, two respite suites were established in the Collingwood General and Marine Hospital to address the need to provide increased respite for the caregiver. Subsequently, the respite suites were moved to Sunset Manor. Campbell House, a stand-alone facility with six residential suites, opened in August 2014.
Now that Hospice Georgian Triangle has a total of 10 beds at Campbell House, the HGT Foundation must raise more money than ever before to make sure free access to all HGT services is available to everyone who needs them at anytime.
The North Simcoe-Muskoka Local Health Integration Network funds approximately 50% of our costs, and while Hospice Georgian Triangle does not charge a fee for services, its programs are made possible only through the generous donations of people like you.
