At Thames Hospice, supporting each other is as important as the care we give to patients and families. Our network of trained Mental Health First Aiders plays a vital role in building a compassionate and resilient workplace culture.
At the heart of the Hospice is a team of four dedicated receptionists, Monika, Cherry, Claudine, and Natalie, who not only keep things running smoothly but also bring warmth and a friendly smile to every visitor who walks through our Hospice doors.
When Sue first walked through the doors of the Hospice, she didn’t intend to stay - let alone become one of its longest-serving volunteers. She was simply there to arrange flowers.
Liz, one of our dedicated Hospice at Home nurses, talks about her role at Thames Hospice.
With Easter arriving this weekend, Harriet from our Marketing Team reflects on what this time of year means to her as a Christian.
Eid al-Fitr: A celebration of faith, family, and gratitude
Christine’s passion for what she does shines through, not just in her enthusiasm but in her commitment to making the store a welcoming place.
As a senior community fundraiser at the Hospice, I often meet people who want to raise money because they've lost a loved one here. They're eager to give back by organising events, whilst also some find it a great comfort.
Embracing Ramadan: Reflection, community, and celebration
My Life as a Hospice Hero (and why you can be one too!)
A guide to self-care during grief
A Heartfelt Calling: My Journey in Children's Grief Support
A haven of comfort and compassionate care Dispelling myths and embracing change at Thames Hospice
- Sandra
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