Every day, we are called to care for others, whether supporting families, leading teams, or performing critical work behind the scenes. But constant giving can leave us feeling drained, overwhelmed, or even on the brink of burnout.

Join us on Wednesday, March 18, from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM for a gentle, 1-hour virtual session that explores grief, not just the loss of a loved one, but any challenge that shakes our sense of purpose or identity.

Facilitated by Roots & Roads Community Hospice Foundation, this candid and at times humorous discussion will share practical tools and insights for caring for yourself while navigating your own grief and supporting others.

This session is offered in partnership with Intermountain Centers and the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, as part of the Caring for We series, which brings together experts and resources to help you stay grounded, resilient, and compassionate.

Further Information

Roots & Roads

The mission of Roots & Roads is to fulfill the needs of local hospice patients and their loved ones, and increase understanding of and access to end-of-life care. Their vision is to see hospice patients and their loved ones are empowered to transform the end-of-life experience into the final act of living well. Healthcare organizations supported by their mission include Casa de la Luz Hospice, Banner Health, Aria Hospice, Tucson Medical Center, Harmony Hospice and Heartland Hospice, among others.

Intermountain Centers

Every year Intermountain and its affiliates, which include Pinal Hispanic Council, Family Service Agency, Open Hearts, and Community Partners, serve more than 30,000 individuals and families across the state of Arizona for a variety of health needs including primary care, mental health, autism, substance use, homelessness, foster care, youth development including workforce readiness training, and more. In 2023 Intermountain celebrated its 50th anniversary.