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100 Women Who Care support Bethel Hospice

The 100 Women Who Care Caledon (100WWCC) boosted the efforts of Bethell Hospice. Group members were warmly welcomed at Bethell Hospice Foundation and given an informative tour. Bethell Hospice provides compassionate, re…

100 Women Who Care support Bethel Hospice
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The 100 Women Who Care Caledon (100WWCC) boosted the efforts of Bethell Hospice. Group members were warmly welcomed at Bethell Hospice Foundation and given an informative tour. Bethell Hospice provides compassionate, respectful care to those in our community facing life limiting illness. In addition to the excellent care given by the staff and volunteers, they [...]

July 16, 2026 · 0 Comments The 100 Women Who Care Caledon (100WWCC) boosted the efforts of Bethell Hospice. Group members were warmly welcomed at Bethell Hospice Foundation and given an informative tour. Bethell Hospice provides compassionate, respectful care to those in our community facing life limiting illness.

In addition to the excellent care given by the staff and volunteers, they also provide programming and care for their resident’s families. Bethell Hospice is staffed by kind, caring professionals and greatly supported by its excellent volunteer force. From running support programs to serving a warm meal to landscaping the extensive gardens surrounding Bethell, they are the backbone of this important Caledon organization.

For more information about Bethell Hospice Foundation, please visit their website www.bethellhospice.org Shown are Nicole Hand (Bethell Hospice), Colleen Darryl (100WWCC), Fay McCrea (100WWCC), Anne Thompson (100WWCC), Susanne Gage (100WWCC), Arelene Hiemstra (100WWCC), Karen McDonald (100WWCC).

Published
Jul 16, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026
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Caledon Citizen
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