Garden group offers support for men
Daventry Express
Men have found support and companionship thanks to a new gardening group at St Richard’s Hospice, in a project set up with help from Prostate Cancer UK.
Ex-cricketer Matthew Hoggard wins more than £20,000 for Rainbows Hospice
Ashbourne News Telegraph
Matthew Hoggard, a former cricketer, won £21,000 for Rainbows Hospice by taking part in ITV’s The Chase Celebrity Special on Saturday night.
Children’s hospice opens mini-cinema
Bexley Times
Children at Demelza Hospice Care for Children will now be able to watch films with their families after the hospice opened its own mini cinema.
Mary Berry: I would love my children to help me die if I was a burden
The Telegraph
Mary Berry, the Great British Bake Off judge, said she does not want to live to 100, and would “love” her children to “give her a pill” if she became a burden.
Report shows use of care plans in UK is rare with limited benefits
Health Canal
The current use of written care plans and care planning in the management of patients with long-term conditions by GPs in the UK is rare, a new study shows.
Happy staff mean a healthy business
HSJ
Staff happiness and organisational success are inextricably linked – Noeleen Doherty explains how to ensure a health organisation and its employees can flourish.
Five days to nominate for the National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards
Institute of Fundraising
Employers committed to encouraging their staff to donate to charity have just five days left before nominations close for this year’s National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards.
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