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Our approach is geared toward helping people in long-term care and their loved ones.
We help those in long-term care facilities across St. Louis and northeast Missouri.
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Registration is now open for VOYCE's 2022 Annual Long-Term Care Conference. This year’s conference theme is Care: Who We Are. What We Do. Where We Go from Here. With an excellent program featuring nationally renowned gerontologists and leaders in the long-term care sector, we’ll explore best practices and new approaches to long-term care in a moment where the entire sector has been turned upside down.
Information and RegistrationOur generous supporters have helped us expand our offerings to help more people in need, but there’s still more work to be done. Will you pitch in to help those in long-term care and their loved ones?
Support Our MissionHave a little spare time? Use it to help out at one of our long-term care facilities. With our flexible volunteer opportunities, you’ll leave feeling fulfilled with the knowledge that you made a difference in someone's life.
Get InvolvedDid VOYCE help you or your loved one? Did you utilize one of our programs and it helped you navigate long-term care? We want to hear from you! Share your story with us.
Submit Your StoryJoin us for this presentation in partnership with Paraquad. Kimberley Lackey, Senior Director of Programs will join us to discuss the history of Paraquad and...
VOYCE is delighted to announce the return of the Annual Long-Term Care Conference. The Annual Long-Term Care Conference will take place on Wednesday, June 15th at Maryland Heights Community Center, St. Louis, MO. Conference Theme for 2022: The theme of the Conference for 2022 is “Care: Who We Are. What We Do. Where We Go…
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Update 5/13/22: The Essential Caregivers Program passed both the Missouri House and Senate and is now on its way to Governor Parson’s desk to be signed! It is no secret that nursing homes became a place of intense isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. When everyone felt alone and isolated, long-term care residents were left in…
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As the death positive and death empowerment movements continue to evolve and grow, we see an ever-increasing need to help bridge the critical gap at the end-of-life stage. Dying is a process we will all face at some point in our life’s journey. Doulas are advocates and allies who provide continuous, compassionate, non-judgmental care and…
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