Canadian Virtual Hospice

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Canadian Virtual Hospice

Site: Winnipeg - Mailing Address

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Record #: IMP0085

Last Modified: 02 Oct 2025

Last Full Update: 26 Sep 2025

Contacts

E-Mail	info@virtualhospice.ca
Website	www.virtualhospice.ca/en_US/Main+Site+Navigation/Home.aspx
Social Media	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CanadianVirtualHospice/?ref=ts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/canadian-virtual-hospice/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cvhcvcsp?ob=video-mustangbase

Addresses

Address & Map	Winnipeg, MB Canada R3L 2P4 View Google Map
Mailing Address	c/o Canadian Virtual Hospice PE 469 Administration Building, 1 Morley Ave Winnipeg, MB Canada R3L 2P4
Physical Access	Not Applicable

Description

Description (Service)

Online information and support about advanced illness, palliative and end-of-life care, loss, and grief in both official languages

trusted information written by health experts and personalized support online.
listings of over 900 programs, services and recommended resources
articles and videos by health experts available on symptoms, emotional and spiritual health, decision-making, caregiving, and what to expect with various illnesses, what to expect when death is near, etc.
available at no cost.

Some services include:

Ask a Professional: Canadians can ask a question confidentially to a team of professionals
Discussion Forums: A safe, supportive online community for patients and caregivers
The Gallery: Features short video clips demonstrating common caregiving tasks.
LivingMyCulture.ca: A video series exhibiting lived experience of people with advanced illness
KidsGrief.ca: A free, bilingual online supporting children and teens
Indigenous Voices Stories of Serious Illness and Grief: Support for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis patientsSome services include:
LivingOutLoud.ca: platform by and for adolescence and young adults living with advanced illness.
CaringTogether.ca: platform for families caring for a seriously ill child and those experiencing pregnancy loss.
LivingMyCulture.ca: A video series of people from 11 cultures sharing lived experience of living with advanced illness and grief.
MyGrief.ca: trusted content on 29 grief topics developed by grief specialists with videos of people who've "been there."
KidsGrief.ca: For parents and educators to learn how to identify kids grief and support children and teens
Youthgrief.ca: by and for youth who have experienced the death of someone they care about.
Virtualhospice.ca/2SLGBTQ: tailored content for peopel who identify as Two Spirit and LGBTQ+, healthcare providers and allies.
Virtualhospice.ca/MAiD: for people considering MAiD, family, friends and healthcare providers.
HealingQuilt.ca: develop a memorial for someone you care about who had died at no cost.
Indigenous Voices Stories of Serious Illness and Grief: Support for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis
Find more on the website

Service Details

Hours	Mon-Sun 24 hours
Areas Served	Canada
Eligibility	No restrictions
Application	Visit website
Languages	English; French
Fees	None

Subjects

Service Categories

Biological and Life Sciences Research ; Home Care/Hospice Associations ; Internet Information Resources ~ Grief and Loss Issues ; Internet Information Resources ~ Indigenous Communities ; Medical Information Services ; Palliative Care

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