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Trinity Hospice & Palliative Care Services has teamed up with Clifton Hospital, part of the Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, to develop a remote working programme for nurses and health care practitioners, enabling them to reach more patients – which has gone on to win them an award from the Nursing Times. The collaboration […]
A record number of businesses in Lancashire have raised £53,376.77 for Trinity Hospice and Brian House Children’s Hospice, as part of our £50 Challenge. 37 teams from a number of different businesses and organisations were given a starter fund of £50, with the aim to grow this amount and turn it into as much money […]
From October 14th to November 14th, Blackpool residents will be able to update or create their Will through some generous, local solicitors, who will be waiving their fee – it’s usually more than £100 for a single Will. Instead, individuals are encouraged to make a donation to Trinity Hospice. This means lower costs for creating […]
Running from 7th – 13th October, for this Hospice Care Week, we’re joining the national movement of ‘What It Takes’. Each year, we team up with Hospice UK for Hospice Care Week, a week of celebration and action. It’s a chance for everyone to reflect on the difference that hospice care makes to people’s lives […]
Our annual fundraising ball held at the weekend has raised over £70,000 for Brian House Children’s Hospice. More than 450 people attended the Blackpool Tower Ballroom on Saturday night for the Trinity Hospice Annual Fundraising Ball, which this year raised money for its dedicated children’s hospice, Brian House. As well as a delicious three course […]
Trinity Hospice & Brian House Children’s Hospice Chief Executive, David Houston, has successfully completed this year’s ‘Deloitte Ride Across Britain’, raising thousands of pounds for life-limited children on the Fylde coast. The gruelling nine-day bike ride, covering 980 miles, began at Land’s End and finished at John O’Groats. After being unable to take part in […]
