Pembroke And Region Association for the Sanctity of Life

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Volunteer with PARASOL

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Join us in making a difference with PARASOL! Our mission is to uphold the sanctity of life by providing compassionate support to those facing loneliness, pain, or the end of life. Imagine being a comforting presence for someone in need, offering friendship and understanding during their most challenging moments. Our dedicated Care Team, composed of trained volunteers, is committed to extending a supportive circle around individuals in our community. If you have a heart for helping others and want to be part of a meaningful journey, discover how you can get involved and make a lasting impact today!

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Partners in Care

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Discover the transformative power of palliative care in Canada, where a holistic, patient-centered approach enhances the quality of life for individuals facing serious, life-limiting illnesses. As we witness the evolving landscape of euthanasia, our commitment to advocating for excellence in palliative care has never been more crucial. This compassionate care can be delivered in various settings—home, hospitals, or hospices—while still supporting curative treatments. Join us in exploring how effective pain management and emotional support can profoundly impact patients and their families during challenging times. Together, we can champion a future where quality of life is prioritized.

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Organ harvesting and Euthanasia

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How should society respond to the increasingly long list of people waiting for organs[2] on a transplant list? You’ve no doubt heard of “black market”[3] organs in foreign countries, but are there other options that should be off the table? If you were on a transplant list, would it matter to you if the organ was obtained from a living person who died because of the donation procedure itself? What if she had volunteered?

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