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TJ Community Mission Foundation groundbreaking By Stacey Biggs Glasgow, KY - Board members, donors, community leaders and members gathered to break ground on Saturday, October 19, 2019, for the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home. The 10,400 square foot facility will be located at 1060 Glenview Drive and will include 8 inpatient rooms, kitchen and living spaces, private areas for families and guests along with access to a private patio. T.J. Community Mission Foundation Chairman Bill Prather stated, "We are so pleased to see construction of the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home get underway. It will be a blessing to many families in the years to come. We deeply thank all that have contributed time and financial resources towards making this day a reality." In 2015, the board of directors of the T.J. Community Mission Foundation identified a critical need in our community for a residential hospice home for patients facing end-of-life care and where families can seek a place of comfort, counseling and compassionate treatment in a home-like setting. Neil Thornbury, CEO of T.J. Regional Health said, "The Shanti Niketan Hospice Home is a testament of how fortunate we are to live in a community with so many generous people who have made this dream a reality. This Hospice Home will provide us the opportunity to serve our patients and their entire family in a setting that fosters peace, dignity and respect at the end stage of their life." Dr. Bharat Mody, lead philanthropic supporter, commented "Shanti Niketan is a beautiful, perfect name for this hospice home in our community. In my mind, Shanti Niketan is a place where the residents are mentally and spiritually cared for and given enough knowledge and understanding to keep themselves calm and strong in the face of discord or stress. This hospice home will be a loving sanctuary in our community where people can come and get shanti (inner peace) and rest, and prepare for the next step of their journey. We are humbled by the support of those who selflessly care about others--most of whom they don't know--with their hearts full of love and compassion." Fundraising began through local community events, and private and corporate donations. With funds for the project now secured, construction has begun and is expected to take approximately one year to complete. This story was posted on 2019-10-20 07:46:42
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