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Easter is always a choctastic time at Brian House – but it has arrived a little bit early this year! Hampers filled with chocolate have gone out to companies across the Fylde Coast and they are raffling them off before Easter, with proceeds coming to Brian House. The hampers have been very kindly sponsored by Grunty’s Day […]
Last Wednesday night was a truly special night in Brian House Children’s Hospice, when the staff and youngsters welcomed its Paris2Pisa ‘Tower to Tower’ cycle team for the final cheque presentation. They have pedalled literally thousands of miles for us: Four years ago the team set off from Brian House and cycled from Blackpool to […]
We have a new base for quick and easy donation drop-offs in Blackpool. Our new premises at 440 Talbot Road are now open and accepting donations of furniture, electrical goods, bric a brac and clothing. There’s easy parking at the rear of the building, and staff and volunteers there to help you with bulky items. […]
The charity Lifelites has spread its magic to Brian House, providing us with state of the art computer equipment for the fourth time. Lifelites is a charity which provides assistive technology packages for life limited and disabled children in every children’s hospice across the British Isles. At the Lifelites’ training day in Brian House, the care […]
Fashion guru Gok Wan has sent a message of support for Trinity Hospice’s Fylde Coast shops. The television style expert has joined forces with Hospice UK to promote hospice shops up and down the country. Trinity has shops across Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre and together they bring in around £300,000 a year to help fund […]
Trinity Hospice isn’t just a set of buildings – our care extends into patients’ homes across the Fylde Coast community. Nowhere is that better demonstrated than by Hospice at Home, which responds to night time calls for help, when relatives desperate to keep their loved ones close by in their final days grow anxious about their condition […]
