Resources for Clubs, Classes, and Groups
Printable Business Card — Card toll-free telephone number and brief description of the program. Credit- card-sized piece fits in wallets.
Printable Brochure — Brochure meant for acquainting individuals with the ND Hospital Support Program.
PDF Business Card — Send this version to your local printer for copies to pass out to your membership.
Purchase cards and brochures online directly from the Alumni Association's printer!
Instructions:
1) Type in the username: hospital and password: support.
2) Go into the Hospital Support Materials folder. Here you can choose either the card or brochure.
3) There is only one card and one brochure available. Sometimes the website shows more choices that look exactly the same. These are orders saved by another user (because we are all using the same username and password). Because these materials are not customizable, there is no reason to "save" an order to purchase later. So please just pick one and adjust the quantity to your needs.
4) You will receive a quote beforehand and can then proceed to the check out. Prices vary based on the amount you order. But for an example, one club just purchased 500 cards for just over $60 including shipping.
Note: You can also enter the website using your club's Annual Report username and password. Check the club leader's toolbox for instructions.
Text
"Introduction to Hospital Support Program" — Basic information on the program. This short text is appropriate for club website or newsletter.
Images
Hospital Support Program Logo — Image can be resized.
Websites of Interest
Aging with Dignity — Check out 5 Wishes™, a living-will document legally valid in 40 states, and Hope Today, which seeks out and cares for seniors living along and in need of love and support.
Faith in Action — Find a local Faith in Action program which links volunteers with those who are homebound or caregivers in need of a break.
Hospice Foundation of America — Get answers to questions like how to support friends or family members who are dying. This website has resources on dealing with grief, what a patient can expect while dying, etc. It would be helpful to pass onto caregivers.
National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses — Access information about over 150 non-profits providing family-centered lodging and support services to families and their loved ones who are receiving medical treatment far from their home communities.
National Family Caregivers Association — Find a myriad of resources for caregivers and tips relevant to even short-term volunteers.
Project C.U.R.E. — Check out what one nonprofit is doing to help international hospitals and clinics in need of medical supplies. Volunteer opportunities available in certain locations for those interested in proactive ministry.
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