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Help sustain the Art Therapy program by purchasing prints of some of the art created by the clients.
DHH is a dynamic non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing quality of life through the provision of non-medical support for those affected by or caring for an individual with a life-threatening illness, as well as bereavement support.
DOANE HOUSE HOSPICE HOURS OF OPERATION.
Doane House Hospice promotes living every moment, and offers individuals diagnosed with a life threatening illness, compassion, support and hope.
Our programs and services are designed to support the individual by meeting their emotional, spiritual and physical needs. This gives the individual the ability to make the right decisions for their care, through being able to navigate the system, access the right care at the right time, and help support their family and friends through caregiver relief and bereavement.
Doane House Hospice is a volunteer based organisation and part of an interdisciplinary team that works towards helping our clients live life to the fullest with dignity, hope and comfort. Please click here for a short video on Doane House Hospice.
PARKING is available at Doane House Hospice. Our Hospice shares “driveways” with the new York Region Building accessed either from Eagle just west of Yonge or while traveling south on Yonge Street, just north of Eagle Street. Parking for Doane House is located adjacent to the west side of the house.
PEDESTRIAN ACCESS to Doane House Hospice and a PASSENGER DROP-OFF area are also available.
Reminder: The Doane House door is locked during the pandemic. Please knock when you arrive and someone will answer the door.
Too Often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around. Leo Buscaglia |
Help sustain the Art Therapy program by purchasing prints of some of the art created by the clients.
Art Therapy is a different approach to traditional talk therapy, where participants can use the art process to express thoughts and feelings they may not know how to otherwise express.