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Hospice patients relax in a Meditation Session
Volunteer, Daksha Parmar leads a Meditation session in the Living Well Service
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Ward Clerk, Emma braves the shave for #HairWeGo
Find out why Emma cut off her long locks ….
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COVID-19: overview wider Hospice services
Update on Bistro, Salon, Arthur's Shed, Education & Conference Centre and wider Hospice services
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Find out about the MND Clinic, hosted at the Hospice
Coordinators, Victoria Edwards and Louise Boardman, tell us more about what they do
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Stained glass tree with royal history welcomed home to Arthur Rank Hospice
A much loved stained glass tree, preserved from the Hospice’s Mill Road site, has happily been installed in its new...
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A poem reflecting on the past year for World Poetry Day
A beautiful poem by a treasured member of our team, reflecting on the past year, the changes we've all had...
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‘Help at Hand’ app launched
Easy to use app will help Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s patients access practical support available in local community
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An Unexpected Chapter – Hospice at Home
Taking a moment to reflect on changes implemented since the pandemic...
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Survey results and planned actions: Understanding the needs and preferences of our Asian Community
Our learnings and steps we are now taking in reaction to the survey, which we undertook in November
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CEO shares how she has ‘chosen to challenge’ on International Women’s Day
“I can be changed by what happens to me, but I refuse to be reduced by it.” Maya Angelou
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An Unexpected Chapter, silver linings from the pandemic: video consultations for Lymphoedema outpatients
Real-life examples reveal how introducing video appointments has made a real difference
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An Unexpected Chapter – The Patient & Family Support Team
Taking a moment to reflect on changes implemented since the pandemic...
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Walking for Charlie and the Hospice who cared for him
A family share how they remembered Charlie Washington who would have been 80 on the day of Bridge the Gap...
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Donkeys bring joy to Mum at the Inpatient Unit at the Hospice
A devoted son arranged for a special, four legged visit, to his mum at the Hospice
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EAAA Pilot touched by the kindness of colleagues as wife admitted to Hospice
“If it wasn’t for the Hospice it would have been a different story, we are so lucky – it was...
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Ten year old Dexter shaves his hair in memory of his Grandad
For the past three years, he has been growing his hair—a symbol of his commitment and patience. Recently, Dexter decided...
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Daughter cycles 100 miles in tribute to her parents who received hospice care
Read more about Carol Boston’s challenge and personal connection to the Charity
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SEN Sixth form students fundraise in memory of their fellow student
Sixth form students at The Hive, Granta School, have been busy fundraising for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in memory of...
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Creative Writing for Wellbeing shared at the Hospice
Emily Ward, Health Care Assistant, shares her writing for wellbeing tips with the patients at the Living Well Service
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Mick’s Story
Mick shares his many years of cycling on his bike, both on the roads and in the Hospice Gym!
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Local Celebrant shares the importance of funeral wishes with Hospice patients
Celebrant, Olivia Burren shares useful plans for loved ones after their death
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Living Well with Complementary Therapy
Complimentary Therapist, Laura Hawksley shares her Living Well tips
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30-year-old, Marries herself at the Hospice
Leanne explains how she ‘felt complete and whole, more accepting and proud of myself’
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Hospice supporter runs Half Marathon in memory of his best friend
Matt runs the Cambridge Half Marathon on which would have been his best friends 48th birthday
