Hospice News September 3, 2024
California-based Hoffmann Hospice has established a grief camp designed for children and teens who are mourning a first responder.
The nonprofit first launched the camp in 2023 with a second iteration planned for this year. The organization expects 10 to 12 participants in 2024, compared to about 30 for their more general grief programs for children, according to Ryan D’Amato, family support manager for Hoffmann Hospice.
Hoffman Hospice cares for roughly 300 patients per day. The program, branded as Hearts for Heroes Art Camp, offers a full day of counseling, art and other therapeutic activities, D’Amato said.
“Our first responders put themselves on the line for us. They protect our families. They provide wonderful services to us in our time...
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