Daily News Roundup – 25 June 2013

Categories: In The Media.

Claire Henry ‘overwhelmed’ to be made an MBE

Stamford Mercury

Claire Henry said she was overwhelmed to be named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List and made an MBE for services to improving end of life care.

Children’s hospice to provide home community care service in Wiltshire

Wiltshire Times

Julia’s House is planning to offer a home community care service to south Wiltshire families from this autumn.

Work starts on hospice that will transform care

Ledbury Reporter

Work has begun on the redevelopment of St Michael’s Hospice in Bartestree.

Fundraising fairies help St Giles Hospice set a new world record

Lichfield Live

St Giles Hospice’s Solstice Walk saw 871 people take part dressed as fairies – smashing the previous best of 786 fairies gathered in one place in 2012.

Safe staffing levels for children’s nursing benchmarked by RCN

Nursing Times

Minimum staffing levels deemed essential for delivering safe care to children and young people have been set by the Royal College of Nursing.

Presence of charity shops encourages giving, poll finds

Civil Society

A recent survey has found that seeing charity shops on the high street makes people more open to supporting charitable causes

Payroll-giving company unveils ‘donor passport’ system

Third Sector

A payroll-giving company has launched an online ‘donor passport’ system designed to keep charities in contact with donors when they change jobs.

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