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Trinity has welcomed a report on how heart failure patients currently access specialist end of life care. More than 60,000 people die of heart failure each year in the UK, but they form only around four per cent of people supported by specialist palliative care and hospice teams, according to the report by Hospice UK and […]
Congratulations to all the winners of the Spring Raffle 2017. 1st PRIZE OF £2017.00 1100467 Mrs Sheila Burrows from Thornton Cleveleys 2nd PRIZE OF £750.00 1203125 Mr & Mrs Clark from Preston 3rd PRIZE OF £250.00 1133088 Mr Marsland from Lytham St Annes 100 PRIZES OF £10.00 Mrs Linda Davies No Publicity Requested Mr John […]
Trinity Hospice is supporting Dying Matters Week – the national campaign to get people talking with family and friends about dying, death and bereavement. Our doctors, nurses and spiritual care team are supporting a range of events at venues up and down the Fylde Coast, organised in conjunction with our colleagues at Blackpool Victoria Hospital […]
The Santa Dash is simply superb, Colour Splash is always awesome – but Bubble Rush really blew us away! The Fylde Coast’s first ever Bubble Rush attracted over 2,300 participants and with money still coming in has raised well over £50,000 for Brian House Children’s Hospice. A brand new event for the Brian House 21st […]
Trinity Hospice is taking part in a major study looking at how people with a history of substance misuse access end of life care. The hospice is one of three to team up with Manchester Metropolitan University in a bid to fill a ‘gap in knowledge’ on how people with drug or alcohol dependency obtain […]
A new service to help people worried about their memory, or residents diagnosed with dementia, their family and friends, called The Fylde Coast Dementia Hub, is launched this month. The aim is to give those affected by the condition on the Fylde Coast area a ‘one-stop shop’ where they can get information, advice and practical […]
