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Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Issue: Winter 2010

March 2010 is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. We speak with Ted Chatt, a former Neil Cliffe Centre patient, about what it is like to receive a diagnosis of prostate cancer and the help he received from the Neil Cliffe centre, part of St Ann’s Hospice.

We want your Memories

Issue: Winter 2010

2011 will mark the 40th anniversary of St Ann’s Hospice – a real milestone in our history.

New Bramhall Shop

Issue: Winter 2010

Our 12th charity shop opened its doors in the centre of Bramhall, Stockport in October 2009.

Royal Society of Medicine

Issue: Winter 2010

Our Chief Executive Terry McDonnell was invited to chair a session at the Royal Society of Medicine Conference in Manchester held on September 23rd 2009.

Spotlight on Paul Burgess

Issue: Winter 2010

Spotlight Paul Burgess Catering & Domestic Services Manager Paul tells us about his hard working team and shares his thoughts on why food and nutrition are so important to our patients:

Thanks

Issue: Winter 2010

A massive ‘thank you’ to everyone who has supported St Ann’s Hospice – enjoy this round-up of some of the events that have taken place...

Will Week

Issue: Winter 2010

Wendy Bray, Fundraising Manager at St Ann’s Hospice explains why she decided to organise her own will during last year’s Will Week:

Manchester Midnight Walk

Issue: Winter 2010

After taking part in last year’s Manchester Midnight Walk and leading our wonderful walkers out into the streets of Manchester, Coronation Street’s Auntie Pam (actress Kate Anthony) will again be leading this year’s Manchester Midnight Walk which takes place on 2nd July.

Fundraising News

Issue: Winter 2010

From superheroes to ‘arrested’ Chief Constables, here’s a round-up of our recent fundraising events.

Listen Up – Patient Satisfaction

Issue: Winter 2010

In the last issue of Friends we looked at why it is good to talk. But listening is just as important, if not more so. That is why we ask our patients, their families and carers what they think of the care and services we provide on a regular basis: