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.
A kind-hearted Derbyshire man has been cheering up friends and family during lockdown by reciting one joke every day, for 100 days – with money raised from the challenge being donated to Treetops Hospice Care, in Risley.
Pupils from two Derbyshire schools have been rewarded with a chocolatey treat after penning letters of well-wishes to people receiving end-of-life care by Treetops Hospice Care.
A knock at the front door signals a lifeline for 91yr old Betty these days – the Treetops ‘Cake and Care’ team have delivered their goodies.
Local charity Treetops Hospice Care has become the first adult hospice in the country to be awarded Makaton-friendly status, enabling staff and volunteers to better communicate with patients and their families.
Over 1,500 people have visited the Treetops Wellbeing Café since it opened its doors last January. The weekly Café is open to adults with a life-limiting illness, or those who’ve been bereaved, along with their families and friends.
On their tenth anniversary, a group of friends from Spondon have celebrated raising over £8,800 for local charity Treetops Hospice Care.
On Monday 7 October, local charity Treetops Hospice Care hosted a special awards evening, presenting five volunteers with ‘Values Awards’ for their significant contribution to the hospice. In addition, 14 awards were presented to volunteers and staff for their long-service, totalling 275 years of commitment to the charity