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Amanda is manager of our shop on Central Drive, but volunteers her time to help at our events. I’ve been volunteering at Trinity’s events for as long as I have worked here – that’s 14 years. At first I did them on my own, but then I met my partner, Brian, and now he does […]
During 2020, when the country went into lockdown, David decided to hold a series of online performances to raise money for Trinity in an effort to stave off boredom. With an ambitious target of raising £10,000 over two years, David entertained friends, family and colleagues by playing the trumpet, singing and dancing in costume. After […]
When Michele was referred to Trinity Hospice during a stay at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, she says she was frightened. She had been diagnosed with cancer of the womb, and was struggling to keep her pain under control. Doctors said her pain would be better managed by staff at the hospice, and recommended she come to […]
Before 2020, Annie had only been to the doctors twice in her life. Then, in her words, a bombshell hit, and she would go on to wish her life would end. But thanks to care teams including the Clinical Nurse Specialists at Trinity Hospice, Annie is now fighting fit, and determined to live. This is […]
When I arrived at Trinity Hospice I had no idea where I was. I didn’t even know who I was. I was on my way out of this world. I was diagnosed with Covid-19 at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, and I was going to die from it. The doctors asked me where I wanted to be, […]
Christmas was mum’s favourite time of year. She was the biggest Christmas queen in the whole world. Her house just became this Santa’s grotto in December – it was amazing! We even went to New York in December 2018. We did literally everything. It was the trip of a lifetime. We returned home on her […]
