We are looking for Complementary Therapy Volunteers

Strathcarron Hospice's Complementary Therapy Team are looking for volunteers with an appropriate qualification in massage, aromatherapy or reflexology, who can offer hours weekly or fortnightly during weekdays. There may be an opportunity for the right person who is not qualified, but keen to learn hand and foot massage.

Ken has volunteered in Strathcarron's Complementary Therapy Team for over 4 years. He's fully qualified and has skills in soft tissue massage which are incredibly beneficial to Hospice patients and their families.

Ken says, “I'm retired, so it's good for me to have this focus, as well as to give something back to my local community. Strathcarron Hospice has a real team spirit, and I really enjoy my time spent with patients, knowing I make a real difference in their lives”.

Strathcarron Hospice is looking for caring, compassionate individuals with excellent communication, listening and observational skills in addition to the requirements detailed above. Does this sound like you?

To find out more or arrange a chat, get in touch via email: [email protected]

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