News & Events
Find out the latest news and events taking place at HopeHealth.
To get in touch with one of our experts in home care, palliative and hospice care, reach out to our media contact, Becky Sizelove.
In the News
February 19, 2023: PBN - Two R.I. nonprofits receive grant from Anthony F. Cordeiro Charitable Foundation
January 31, 2023: HopeHealth Appoints Three New Board Members
Upcoming HopeHealth Events
In the spirit of caring, HopeHealth hosts a wide variety of inspiring and festive events, galas and other fundraising activities. Proceeds from these events help us fulfill our mission to deliver compassionate care to patients and families in the community.
In addition to our fundraising events, we offer a variety of support groups at no charge for people grieving a loss and people caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia.
Community Events and Conferences
- Caregiver Confidence is a series of workshops designed to provide education, support and resources for those caring for loved ones with an illness. Learn more.
- HopeHealth offers virtual education courses for clinical professionals, which include CE's for nurses and clinical social workers. Learn more about our virtual education courses here.
Grief Support Groups and Events
- Light Up a Life, our annual holiday remembrance event, was held on December 15. Watch the recording.
- Read about HopeHealth's virtual grief support groups.
Caregiver Support Groups
Fundraising Events
- Save the date for An Evening of Hope & Gratitude on June 8, 2023. More details coming soon.
If you have questions about any of our events or support groups, please email us at Information@HopeHealthCo.org.
Media Relations
For media inquiries, call Becky Sizelove in our HopeHealth communications office at (401) 474-2532 or email RSizelove@HopeHealthCo.org.
Publications
Read our annual reports, Touching Lives magazine and services brochures.
Support Groups
We offer a variety of support groups at no charge for people grieving a loss and people caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia.
Find a grief support group.