Will you become a volunteer for individual contact after a loss?

It can be nice to talk to someone after a death and get some support. That is the approach of 'Individual contact after loss'. For this initiative, the Survivors Care Foundation is looking for volunteers who would like to lend a listening ear and thus temporarily provide extra support to people whose loved one has died.

Volunteer 'Individual contact after loss':

As a volunteer 'Individual contact after loss' you will discuss the loss, the questions that come with it and reinterpreting the changed life. There are different ways of contact possible; Think of telephone contact, a visit to your home or, for example, a conversation during a walk.

Are you dealing with a death yourself and would you like to help someone else in a similar situation or do you feel involved with people who are dealing with loss? Would you like to lend a listening ear and support? Then register as a volunteer 'Individual contact after loss'.

Training:

When you register as a volunteer, you will first receive four half-day training. Attention is paid to different forms of communication, the grieving process and work as a volunteer. When you then start working as a volunteer, you regularly participate in consultation and intervision moments.

Survivor Care Foundation:

The Survivors Care Foundation is an information point where relatives can go with their questions and concerns regarding grief, loss and inheritance. The foundation also offers various (walking) discussion groups and Survivors Cafés where fellow sufferers can meet and talk to each other.

To register:

Are you interested or would you like more information? Please contact our individual contact coordinator Bertine