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Last week Sue Rigby received a phone call she didn’t expect… It was our Fundraising Team letting her know that she’d won £1000 on the Trinity Lottery. “It was such a huge shock; I’ve never won that much in my life!” After hearing about the Lottery last year, Sue decided to give it a […]
We’d like to introduce you to Ellie. She’s just one of our fabulous supporters who’s taking part in the Virtual 10k and raising money for Trinity Hospice. Ellie decided to join this year’s event as both a tribute to her mum, Ann, and as a thank you to Trinity. Ann sadly passed away in […]
Robert McLellan is just one of our amazing supporters taking part in our new Beaverbrooks Virtual 10k and raising money for Trinity. This will be the first time local man Rob has ran in eight months, but decided there’s no better time to pick it back up. “Not only is it increased personal fitness, but […]
A boys club with a big difference has formed thanks to the care offered by Trinity Hospice’s Day Therapy Unit. The members have terminal illness and they call themselves…The Walking Dead. That sort of brutal honesty gives a big clue about the mind-set of this remarkable band of brothers who now meet weekly to socialise, share […]
Every year people take on huge challenges to help fundraise for Trinity Hospice and 2020 is no different. Luke Brisco is one of our supporters doing just that, as he prepares to trek to the summit of the highest peak in North Africa- Jebel Toubkal. The challenge takes place in Morocco on 1st Feb, where […]
When Andrew Ferguson’s health started to deteriorate, he was referred to Trinity’s Day Therapy Unit for support. Little did he know though that the 16 week course provided would help him transform his life completely. A few years ago, I had really given up. I had poor mental health and although I knew I needed […]
