Party Lovers go sober for Treetops Hospice Care
A self-confessed party lover who lost two close friends to cancer is raising money for the end-of-life care charity which took care of the pair at the most difficult time in their lives.
A self-confessed party lover who lost two close friends to cancer is raising money for the end-of-life care charity which took care of the pair at the most difficult time in their lives.
The cancellation of this year’s London Marathon has not deterred two enthusiastic local runners from taking part virtually to raise funds for their local hospice, Treetops Hospice Care.
A teenager from Derbyshire will be a part of this year’s Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need. 16-year-old Harvey will join Matt Baker in a one-to-one ramble around the stunning Peak District.
Mansfield Building Society’s Community Support Scheme has donated £500 to Treetops Hospice Care to create care packages to help support children dealing with grief during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The return of the Ramble will see regular Countryfile presenters taking on rambles across the UK including Matt Baker joined by Harvey who has been supported by Treetops Hospice Care.
Leading Derbyshire hospice, Treetops Hospice Care, has announced the difficult decision to suspend plans to build a 12 bedded In-Patient Unit on site at Risley.
John Mozley, 74, from Long Eaton, is amongst fifty terminally-ill patients who are receiving flowers this week as part of their ongoing weekly support from local charity Treetops Hospice Care.
Treetops Hospice Care has received a donation of £4000 to purchase laptops for their Hospice at Home nurses to support care provision and their wellbeing.
Amanda Jemmerson, 38, completed a student placement at Treetops two years ago. Since qualifying she has returned to the charity as a volunteer, counselling bereaved young people. Here’s what she’s told us about her experience.
Treetops Hospice Care is offering free bereavement counselling to care home staff left devastated by the Coronavirus pandemic.