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Volunteer Vacancies

At Greendale House Palliative and Hospice Care, volunteers are the heart and soul of the support we provide. Whether you have clinical skills, administrative talents, or a passion for complementary therapies, there’s a meaningful place for you here. Volunteering with us means bringing comfort, dignity, and hope to patients and families during some of life’s toughest moments.

Ready to be part of something special? Check out our available volunteer roles below, and when you’re ready, fill out the application form to get started.

Home Care Nursing Sister – Compassionate Support at Home

This role involves assessing patient needs, coordinating with healthcare teams, and ensuring comfort all while fostering a compassionate and respectful environment.

IPU Palliative Care Nurse – Compassionate, Professional Support

The role focuses on delivering expert, holistic nursing care to In-Patient Unit (IPU) patients at Greendale House. With compassion and professionalism, you’ll ensure the physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs of both patients and their families are fully supported throughout their palliative journey.

Palliative Care Admin Support

This role provides vital administrative support to Greendale House, ensuring the Intake Officer can focus on patient care. Volunteers help streamline the patient registration process, manage office tasks, and keep records organised — all while contributing to a warm, compassionate environment for patients, families, and staff.

Volunteer Dietitian – Nourishing with Purpose

This role offers a meaningful opportunity to support patients and their families through expert nutritional guidance, helping to improve comfort, manage symptoms, and maintain dignity during a deeply sensitive time.

Volunteer Complementary Therapist – Comfort Through Care

This role offers a meaningful way to provide comfort, reduce stress, and enhance quality of life through non-pharmacological therapies. With a gentle and compassionate approach, this role contributes to a calm, supportive environment that complements medical care and nurtures emotional and spiritual well-being.