Around 200 volunteers are currently dedicating their time and service to Hospice Malta. Many of them have been giving this loving commitment for over 10 years!

Volunteers are an important part of the team.
They have their own contribution and expertise and they bring a wealth of diverse skills, compassion and warmth and add a dimension to the care we offer.

They give an enormous amount through their commitment and constant availability. Volunteers receive much in return, from being part of a dedicated team, to contributing to a worthy cause.

Support the Care team

Volunteers can assist the Care team in many ways, both on premises and elsewhere. Some of these roles include assisting the Day Therapy Unit Coordinator, assisting with Reception & Administration Duties, Weekly Drives for patients, and Home Visits to name a few.

Support the Fundraising Team

Volunteers can assist the Fundraising Team in many ways! They can either do so by supporting the Fundraising Coordinator with all logistics, planning of events and even attending events themselves. They can also help by creating 3rd Party events of their own to raise funds for Hospice Malta.

Our volunteers are organised according to the area of work of their own choice and according to their skills and abilities. The teams have different tasks within the different departments as per below.

Each role is vital in helping Hospice Malta deliver compassionate care to those in need.

How to Become a Volunteer

Joining Hospice Malta as a volunteer is a simple and rewarding process:

1. Submit Your Application: Complete the online application form available on our website and send it to us. Volunteers-Form.pdf

2. Initial Meeting: Once we receive your application, our Volunteers’ Coordinator will contact you to schedule an initial meeting. This is an opportunity to discuss your interests, skills, and availability.

3. Induction Course: If you decide to proceed, you will be invited to attend an induction course, where you will learn more about Hospice Malta, our services, and the role of volunteers.

4. Ongoing Training: Training is provided throughout the year to support volunteers in specific areas of service and general skills. This ensures that you feel confident and prepared in your role.

By joining our team, you will make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families while gaining valuable experience and a sense of community.