Helen on our learning and development team is taking on the Shear Drop this October. She tells us why she’s chosen this particular challenge to fundraise for Martlets.
Dr Rishma Pau is a consultant in palliative medicine at Martlets and was a key member of the clinical team looking after Gordon, a patient with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Gordon received care at home and on our inpatient unit.
Ward Matron Sam Bennett heads up the nursing team on Martlets’ inpatient unit. She tells us why she’s looking forward to moving to the new Hospice and what it will mean for patient care.
Heidi is Martlets’ rehab clinical team lead and a specialist palliative care occupational therapist. She talks about the care Gordon received from the rehab team and also shares her hopes for the new hospice building.
Although the trail is a few months away, there are already plenty of ways you can join our flock. If you’d like to join Shaun the Sheep in his fantastic art adventure this autumn, read on...
Jinny’s close friend, Penny, was cared for on Martlets’ inpatient unit. Their friendship inspired Jinny, a graphic designer, to create her ‘Blue Tit Collection’ and she is generously donating at least £1,000 in sales to Martlets.
Martlets Moving Story aims to raise vital funds for the new Hospice and Paula, whose son Gordon was cared for by Martlets, tells us about the amazing care he received and why she is passionate about supporting the appeal.
