Love in Action
Caring for loved ones at end-of-life may be one of the heaviest burdens members of your congregation carry. Caregivers often feel isolated, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn for support, even within their spiritual community. Partnering with our end-of-life care nonprofit allows your faith community to strengthen its ministries, uplift caregivers, and ensure that no member walks through illness, dying, or grief alone.
1. Caregiving is a Growing Need
Most congregations—large or small—have members quietly caring for spouses, aging parents, disabled children, or loved ones nearing the end of life.
These caregivers often need:
Collaborative Respite
Emotional and spiritual support
Guidance through the stresses of caregiving
Help understanding the dying process
Companionship
Tools to navigate grief and anticipatory grief
Your partnership fills these gaps with specialized, compassionate support.
2. Expand Your Reach & Strengthen Your Organizational Care Team
Clergy and lay leaders carry enormous responsibilities to provide presence and consultation.
Doulas support—not replace—them by providing:
Additional time with families in crisis
Non-medical guidance during illness and end-of-life transitions
Education that helps members feel prepared and supported
Relief for clergy facing multiple simultaneous needs
Our partnership expands the reach and capacity of your care ministry.
3. Caregiver Wellness Strengthens the Entire Community
When caregivers receive support:
Families stay connected to their faith community
Members experience less burnout
Relationships are reinforced
The congregation can serve as a nurturing place for real-life struggles
Uniquely Developed For You
Small Congregations
On-call or referral-based doula services
Monthly support visits for homebound members
Simple caregiver workshops or discussion groups
Medium Congregations
Regular caregiver office hours
Quarterly workshop series
Dedicated support circles
Training for leaders and organizational teams
Large Congregations
Contracted doula presence for member needs
Annual or semiannual grief series or conferences
Ongoing caregiver support programming
Integrated end-of-life education across ministries