Supporting the Logan County Emergency Warmth Shelter

At Universal Home Health & Hospice Care, our commitment to the well-being of our community extends beyond healthcare. Recently, we had the privilege of supporting the Logan County Emergency Warmth Shelter by donating essential supplies including paper products, gloves, and coffee. This shelter, hosted by Recovery Zone and the First Church of God in Bellefontaine, plays a critical role in providing a safe haven for residents during severe winter storms and cold spells.

During the recent winter storm, the Emergency Warmth Shelter opened its doors to those in need, offering warmth and comfort to individuals and families who had lost heat or had nowhere else to turn. Our team at Universal Home Health & Hospice Care is honored to contribute to this vital service, ensuring that no one in our community is left out in the cold.

We believe in the power of coming together during challenging times and are proud to stand alongside organizations like Recovery Zone and the First Church of God. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors.
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Thank you to all who support and volunteer at the Emergency Warmth Shelter. Your dedication and compassion are truly inspiring. At Universal Home Health & Hospice Care, we remain committed to our mission of providing care and comfort to those in need, both through our healthcare services and community support initiatives.