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A milestone for Hospice Care: Kate Barry’s Journey to Becoming a Registered Nursing Associate
We're delighted to share the news of a remarkable achievement within our in-Patient Unit team, in Cambridge.
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Arthur Rank Hospice Charity celebrates 40 years of care
40 years of care celebrated in a commemorative booklet - 40 Faces of Care
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Celebrating Dedication of Long-Serving Volunteers
The Charity's long serving volunteers were awarded in October
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Ignite Your Spirit with #TeamArthur Firewalk: A Fiery Tribute to Love and Courage!
Peter Norton, from Melbourn, Cambridgeshire is encouraging the local community to join him, sharing why this unique challenge is important...
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Hospice Head Chef is awarded Digital Chef Skills Certificate
Digital Chef certificate is very much a practical experience which will benefit patients and customers at the Charity
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Ely Rotary Club hit perfect note and donate over £12,400 for hospice services
The Rotary Club of Ely hosted an evening of entertainment at Ely Cathedral.
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Occupational Therapist takes on her first Marathon to support those she cares for
Occupational Therapist, Cat Gregory, takes on Loch Ness Marathon for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
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Theo Sayers releases 100% profits from Charity Single & Gig in memory of his Mum for the Hospice who cared for her
100% Charity Single and fundraising gig profits are dedicated to the Charity to say thank you
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Rotary Cambridge join Charity ahead of Bridge the Gap
Cambridge Rotary Club enjoy Hospice tour following their generous fundraising donation
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Hospice patients leave a lasting and intimate memory for their loved ones
An interactive experience for both the patient and their loved ones which creates a long-lasting personal keepsake.
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Registration opens for 2023 Bridge the Gap charity walk through seven Cambridge Colleges
Register now for your unique opportunity to walk around seven University Colleges and gardens in Cambridge for Bridge the Gap...
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Cambridge sparkles as hundreds of supporters shine bright for hospice care
More than 380 people took part in the annual Star Shine Night Walk, together raising over £30,000 for Arthur Rank...
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1964 ‘Cadillac’ Fleetwood 60 Special gives joy, whilst raising Hospice Funds in memory of Alys
A tale of love, loss and remembrance, centred around Chris, his late wife and his Cadillac
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51 year old Mother of five, shares her Hospice experience
Sarah shares her experience in the Inpatient Unit
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12-Year-Old Lewis bravely supports teammate with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
12 year old Lewis and his Rugby Team take part in Hair We Go to raise funds for two charities
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Ignite Your Spirit with #TeamArthur Firewalk: A Fiery Tribute to Love and Courage!
Peter Norton, from Melbourn, Cambridgeshire is encouraging the local community to join him, sharing why this unique challenge is important...
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New Saturday Social for Young People transitioning to adult hospice services
Find out more about support for parents, carers and young people transitioning to adult hospice services
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£500 raised in memory of Helga Harnor for Hospice Services
Martin Harnor, family and friends of Helga Elvira Harnor raised £500 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
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Theo Sayers releases 100% profits from Charity Single & Gig in memory of his Mum for the Hospice who cared for her
100% Charity Single and fundraising gig profits are dedicated to the Charity to say thank you
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Carol shares her personal journey of gratitude to Arthur Rank Hospice Charity by taking on the Thames Bridge Trek
“I am doing this in memory of three people, my Dad, My Auntie Doreen and my Mum's best friend Anne,...
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Hospice patient arranges for a dog to keep her husband active when she is gone
Vesper is the rescue dog that my mum sent to rescue my dad after she died - a double rescue
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Patient takes on fundraising challenge from his hospice bed
Mill’s and his new beard raised vital funds in his final weeks for the Charity
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100 year old Maisie displays her card from the King and Queen Consort at the Hospice
“She’s really at peace here – the staff are doing a wonderful job.”
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My son Oscar is the bravest person I know
His needs have not gone away just because he is now an adult.
