216 results for 'verification of death'

Board members

Training and support 

There is a broad similarity in the range and content of training offered to hospice community volunteers.
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Jill Thornton
Hospice care stories

"Our job is to help people when they feel their spirit’s crushed”

Jill Thornton is the Lead Chaplain at Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care in Surrey. Here she tells us about making sure patients and staff don’t feel alone during the pandemic.
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‘They were there when I needed them most’: MCF grant supports children’s hospice communities
Grants

‘They were there when I needed them most’: MCF grant supports children’s hospice communities

How a Masonic Charitable Foundation grant has helped Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice expand their engagement with the wide and diverse communities in West Yorkshire.
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In 2017 Alan was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. His wife Hazel tells the story of their heartwarming journey through diagnosis, treatment, hospices and dying.
Dying Matters

Alan, Me and MND, Part 1: diagnosis

At the age of 62, Alan was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. His wife Hazel tells the story of their heartbreaking journey through diagnosis, treatment, hospices and dying.
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Social worker Jonathan Ollerhead explains how the children’s hospice supports the parents, grandparents, siblings, and anyone with a close relationship to the child and who will be affected by their illness.
Hospice care stories

What it’s like being a social worker in a children’s hospice

When a child arrives at Chestnut Tree House, their whole family becomes part of the hospice family too.
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Nottinghamshire hospice
News

A day in the life of a hospice: 24 hours of care during a pandemic

Ever wondered what happens at a hospice hour-by-hour? Nottinghamshire Hospice share what 24 hours of the care they provide looks like while the Covid-19 pandemic is ongoing.
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