Beginning May 6, a virtual remembrance service will be available online. We invite you to remember and honor those who have died through a virtual remembrance service. This is a peaceful time to reflect on the loss of someone special in your life. This is not a religious service, rather a time to celebrate and …
Research shows intentional hands-on activities help not only to comfort us in our grief, but also integrate our sense of loss and facilitate moving toward healing. Hospice of the Red River Valley offers a one-session seasonal art planter project accompanied by teaching moments emphasizing change, growth and hope. This virtual class is free and open to the public. Registration is …
In this class, kids ages 8-16 will have an opportunity to learn about what grief is and how honoring our memories of someone who has died can help them to live on in our hearts. Kids will learn to celebrate memories while creating their very own memory box. This virtual class is free and open …
“Thank you for the wonderful care you gave our loved one. You all treated him with respect and love, just as if he was a member of your own family.
We will be forever grateful to all of you.”
– Family member of Hospice of the Red River Valley patient
“My mother and daughter’s end-of-life experiences were made significantly better by Hospice of the Red River Valley.
We were able to be a family together with the help of Hospice.”
– Roger, family member of Hospice of the Red River Valley patients
“I cannot say enough great things about Hospice and the wonderful care my husband received in your care. I certainly could not have handled caring for him myself.”