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A Fundraising Ball to celebrate the 21st birthday of Brian House Children’s Hospice raised over £66,000 on a glittering night at the Blackpool Tower Ballroom. Over 400 guests enjoyed an evening of great food, great music and very good company hosted by writer and comedienne Jenny Eclair. Hospice Patron Alfie Boe sent a video message […]
What incredible supporters we have! Thank you to everyone who has supported our events this year, whether you took part, volunteered or helped promote an event to family and friends, you’ve played a big part in making our 2017 events a huge success so far. Here’s what has been achieved, with money still coming in from […]
Volunteers and staff are preparing to take part in a choir event unlike any other. Trinity’s talented singers will be part of the UK Hospices Choir, who are all set to record the Paul McCartney song ‘We all stand together’ for a fundraising album due for release before Christmas. Singers from across the UK have […]
One in four people who require end of life care are not getting the support they need – especially those with conditions other than cancer – according to new analysis published by our sector charity Hospice UK, of which Trinity is a member. The research highlights that there are potentially 118,000 people in the UK […]
National Volunteers Week ran from June 1-7 across the UK – and figures pulled together by 16 local organisations show what an amazing difference volunteers make here on the Fylde Coast. The snapshot figures, compiled by the Blackpool 3rd Sector Leaders group and including Trinity Hospice, show that in the year ended March 31 2017, […]
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 […]
