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A special birthday message from David Houston, Trinity Chief Executive Can you believe it? It is 30 years ago today that we admitted our first patient and started a journey that has wonderfully served literally thousands and thousands of lives. Everyone involved over that time deserves enormous credit – and that includes all of you! Special […]
Trinity Hospice celebrates its 30th birthday this year (actually this week!) and we are also celebrating the achievements of our volunteers. Incredibly, we have five volunteers who have been helping us since the very beginning – that’s three decades of dedicated service for which ‘thank you’ just doesn’t seem adequate. They have each been presented […]
This week is national Volunteers’ Week – an annual celebration of everything fantastic about being a volunteer. Here at Trinity Hospice and Brian House Children’s Hospice we rely on our wonderful volunteers in so many ways – without them the hospice would be a very different place. From driving patients to and from Day Therapy […]
When our Medical Director Dr Susan Salt bravely took on the challenge of running the London Marathon for Trinity in our 30th birthday year, she set herself an ambitious fundraising target of £5,000 before the end of May. If you followed her training blog and her account of the big day, you’ll know how hard […]
Since opening our doors in 1985 we have had the privilege to care for thousands of local families. With 2015 marking our 30th anniversary we are inviting you to share your stories with us. Please take a moment to join our celebration of 30 years of care by sharing a […]
Trinity is proud to have signed up to the national #KissMay campaign for hospice care. We are joining nearly 40 hospices and the NCPC in this national effort, masterminded by the Care2Save Charitable Trust. It’s a simple social media campaign, the idea is just to get people to put on lipstick, post a selfie and donate. We’ll […]
