Mary Ann Evans Hospice’s Nuneaton Support Group Hang Up their Collecting Tins On Thursday 3 March 2022 members of Mary Ann Evans Hospice’s Nuneaton Support Group joined Trustees and Staff for a celebration of over 34 years of fundraising and to mark the end of an era as the group comes to an end. One […]
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Christmas Without A Loved One One of the most searched phrases this time of year is “Christmas without a loved one.” As a hospice we realise that this can be a particularly difficult time of year, especially if you have lost someone very close to you. The first thing to remember is that grief is
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Mary Ann joins The Queen’s Green Canopy On Tuesday 23rd November we were absolutely delighted to welcome our patrons – Kay Alexander MBE and Sir William Matthew Stratford Dugdale – who planted an Amelanchier in Mary Ann’s garden. The tree had been chosen by Kay herself, because of the vibrant colouring of its maturing leaves
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Being in a good place emotionally when you die is an element that runs throughout all the ‘places’. Knowing that you are safe, in a setting that makes you feel content with your affairs in order gives you peace of mind. A good emotional place can involve saying good bye to your friends and family,
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International Nurses Day marks the birth of Florence Nightingale on 12th May 1820. To mark the day our nurses have given us their time to give some insights into their roles. Amy Glazzard, Rapid Response Sister, was kind enough to sit down with us and talk through her answers.
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Being in a good place spiritually when you die is about understanding and expressing what has given your life meaning. This could be your community, your faith, your family or the things you love to do. Ensuring the people around you are aware of what makes you, you will ensure you leave the legacy you
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International Nurses Day marks the birth of Florence Nightingale on 12th May 1820. To mark the day our nurses have given us their time to give some insights into their roles. To get us started we sat down and spoke with Kayleigh Rose, Staff Nurse at Mary Ann. Tell me a little bit about yourself
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International Nurses Day marks the birth of Florence Nightingale on 12th May 1820. To mark the day our nurses have given us their time to give some insights into their roles. To get us started we sat down and spoke with Hannah Richards, Day Services Team Lead at Mary Ann. Tell me a little bit
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International Nurses Day marks the birth of Florence Nightingale on 12th May 1820. To mark the day our nurses have given us their time to give some insights into their roles. To get us started we sat down and spoke with Kay Greene, Director of Clinical Services at Mary Ann. Tell me a little bit
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Being in a good place financially before you die does not mean you have to have lots of money. It simply means your affairs are clear and concise for the executor of your will to understand. Leaving chaos behind can cause disputes and arguments between members of your friends and family.
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