PHH provides all of our clients and their families with individualised support that is delivered according to their needs.
Our team aims to develop meaningful connections and resources to help improve your quality of life and provide comfort, strength and hope.
We recognise that often there are many demands on your time, including medical appointments, treatments in hospitals, family needs and life in general. Our aim is to help you maintain your chosen commitments with as much or as little support you feel you need.
Our team of palliative care specialists are experienced in providing support, answering questions and offering holistic care in your home.
Palliative care helps you to live well with a serious illness that is likely to shorten your life. It aims to make you comfortable, improve your quality of life, and support family and friends caring for you.
It also provides choices and helps you to make important decisions about your care.
Palliative care offers expert care to relieve a person’s pain and suffering, and to respond to their social, emotional, cultural, and spiritual needs. Support is also available to family and friends providing care.
Referrals to PHH can be received from a variety of people including your GP, Specialists, your hospital or even a family member.
After receiving your referral the intake nurse will call you and will need to ask some questions as part of a compulsory risk assessment for visiting people in their homes.
Don’t be alarmed, these questions just helps us to keep our staff safe as well as ensuring we have adequate information to make safe decisions regarding your care.
– Dame Cecily Saunders –
Founder of the hospice movement
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Peninsula Home Hospice is a not for profit community palliative care service providing support to clients in their homes. Our catchment area is the Mornington Peninsula, Frankston and part of the City of Kingston. We are seeking a compassionate Counsellor Caseworker with excellent communication skills and a dedication to making a difference for clients and families quality of life.
Working within an interdisciplinary team the role provides comprehensive, psychosocial assessment and ongoing care for clients and their caregivers/families, along the palliative care trajectory. The role also includes comprehensive bereavement support. The position requires established work practices, a commitment to palliative care and the ability to work independently with guidance and support from a dependable team.
PHH offers staff:
The mandatory key selection criteria are listed in the Position Description which is on our website.
www.peninsulahospice.com.au. Please provide a cover letter addressing the key selection criteria along with your resume and email them to wendy@peninsulahospice.com.au or contact Wendy on (03)5973 2400.