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"We
strive to provide personal, distinctive, and affordable services
to individuals and families of all religious faiths."
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Last year in North America, more than one million people planned and paid for their funerals ahead of time, and it is estimated five million funerals will be pre-arranged annually within the next five years. Planning your funeral provides peace of mind for both yourself and your loved ones. Funeral planning ensures that your wishes are known. In addition, planning for the future eases the financial burden on your family. Contact us for more information on planning for the future. "Through support and sharing comes help and hope" The Bereavement Support Group is here to provide a comfortable and supportive environment in which grieving individuals can interact and share their experiences and memories. This is an opportunity for remembering, emoting, bringing closure and focusing on reinvesting in living. The Bereavement Support Group provides professional support and guidance through the natural process of moving through grief. We operate under the auspices of the Swift Current Palliative Care Advisory Committee to which there is accountability and from which mandates are received. Group sessions are led by an interdisciplinary team consisting of nurses, physicians, pastors, home care workers, social workers, community health workers, pharmacists, funeral directors and volunteers. The program addresses a number of topics and issues:
Any person, regardless of age, who is experiencing bereavement, is welcome to join the group sessions. We would ask you make a commitment to come to each session. There is a $20.00 fee to cover some of the costs involved. Contact Wheatland
Home Care at (306) 778-5100 2. Traumatic Events Response Team The Traumatic Events Response Team is a group of specially trained individuals, whose goal is to provide help to those affected by traumatic events. A traumatic event is any event that occurs suddenly as a result of suicide, violence, accident or natural disaster and results in death, injury or significant loss. Traumatic events affect individuals, families, groups within the community or the community as a whole. The goal of the Traumatic Events Response Team is to safeguard the well-being of people who have experienced a traumatic event. The team ensures these people can continue to function in their home, workplace and within the community. Any individual or group can use this service. This service is free of charge. If you are interested in these services or wish more information: Rolling Hills
Health District Southwest Health
District Swift Current
Health District
The Southwest Victim Services program is dedicated to providing information, support and referrals to people affected by crime. This service can help you cope with the effects of crime, proving emotional support when needed. Through this service, you can apply for victim's compensation and receive referrals to other agencies for further assistance. Victim Services can also provide you with information in regards to the status of the police investigation and/or court case, provide you with an explanation of what happens in court and can help you prepare a victim impact statement. Southwest Victim Services has a number of goals:
If you are a victim of a crime or traumatic event, we may be able to assist you. Phone: (306)
778-6565 126-2nd
Avenue, N.E. Home
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