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Community Outreach & Education

By educating the public about the programs and services we offer, it is our hope that someday everyone who can benefit from our services will know about their options and have the ability to ask for our help.

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Community outreach

Trustbridge offers community outreach programs to help educate individuals and groups on various topics surrounding caregiver resources, healthcare decision making, grief and loss, and end-of-life care issues. Presentations can be tailored to meet your needs.

Activities include speaking engagements, information booths at health or community fairs, and other community events. Members of our Community Relations Program are available to present at local organizations and businesses.

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Community presentations

Trustbridge provides in-services and presentations on a variety of Hospice and health care related topics, as a service to both healthcare professionals and community members. For more information or to arrange a presentation, contact your Business Representative or Field Educator.

Presentations for healthcare professionals

Trustbridge provides in-services and presentations on a variety of Hospice and health care related topics, as a service to both healthcare professionals and community members. Free Contact Hours are available for many of these educational offerings.

For more information or to arrange a presentation, contact your Hospice Representative or Field Educator.

Contact hours

Please note: State of Florida requirements necessitate participants to attend 60 minutes of classroom instruction in order to receive one CEU (contact hour).

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If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with a serious illness, you can rely on the compassionate professionals of Trustbridge.

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