Children raise over £17k in fundraiser
Over 3,500 children from primary schools and community groups across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire have helped raise over £17,200 for us.
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Café welcomes 1000 visitors
Our weekly Wellbeing Cafe has welcomed over 1,000 visitors through its doors since all covid restrictions were finally lifted last March.
Celebrating 40th with portraits
Beeston artist, Matthew Lyons is painting a series of large artworks featuring Treetops Hospice staff and volunteers to help us celebrate our 40th anniversary.
Coping with grief this Mother’s Day
We are sharing advice and guidance on how you and your loved ones can cope with the loss of a mum, or a child, this Mother’s Day.
Remembering much-loved Mum and Nan in Derby 10k race
Much-loved mum and nan, Margaret Stanford, is being remembered by her daughter Heather, and her grandson Dan, when they take part in the forthcoming Derby 10k for us.
£10,000 donation in memory
Construction and property business network, Interact Derby, has donated £10,000 to us in memory of Patrick (Paddy) Harkins. Paddy received end-of-life nursing care at home from our hospice nurses.
G F Tomlinson team tackling Derby 10k
A team from G F Tomlinson are tackling the Derby 10k on 26 March to raise money to help provide end-of-life nursing care for local patients.
Derby daughter thanks our nurses and supports Super Draw
When Dorothy Johnson was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, she knew she wanted to be at home for her final days. Her daughter, Catherine, explains how our nurses were invaluable in fulfilling her wish.
Inspirational teen Harvey becomes Ambassador
Our new ambassador, Harvey, says his bereavement counselling at the hospice has allowed him to have a ‘positive outlook on life’ following the death of his older brother.
Campaign for bereavement education in schools
We are supporting the National Association of Funeral Directors campaign to provide age-appropriate bereavement education to the national curriculum. Our bereavement training for primary schools helps staff better understand how to support children when a loved one dies.