ࡱ> q` MbjbjqPqP 4::E```4 00001TP#j22222333$hjȗ`?G33?G?Gȗ22ݗNNN?Gl2`2N?GNNJI4,`21 P鵿p0CMdڐB~$0#_M*__`39N>Bv333ȗȗN333#?G?G?G?GPPPT+PPPT+td@ Friends Spring 2004 Welcome letter by Chief Executive As the new editor of Friends, I would like to wish you a very Happy New Year and welcome you to the first edition of the newsletter in 2004. This issue sees us recapping the end of 2003 and looking forward to the New Year. In 2004 we will be celebrating another milestone with the 25th Anniversary of our Little Hulton site, which opened in 1979. After an official launch on the 9th April, there will be various events running throughout the year to commemorate the Anniversary and we have interviewed some of the staff who have been at the site since it opened as well as showcasing a number of our archived photographs. In this edition, we will also be taking a look at forthcoming events, such as Will Week and other dates for your diary for the first half of the year. We also received a great deal of feedback from the Friends survey held last July, thank you to everyone who responded. Over the course of the year, we will gradually be introducing some of your ideas into the newsletter You will also find a home collection box along with this issue showing the different ways that you can help St Anns and with handy telephone numbers listed for your convenience. Use it in the home or at work to collect any spare change that you might have every penny counts! Our income and expenditure is carefully monitored to ensure that Friends is presented in the most cost effective way possible and we are now also offering a text-only version for those who will find it easier to read in this format. We can also send a version by email, which saves on postage for St Anns and means that more funds are available to contribute directly to patient care. As always, we would love to hear from you with your news, views and comments. To send in your comments, or request a text-only/email version, simply fill out the attached form and post to us. Thank you to everyone for your continued support which enables us to be looking forward to the silver anniversary of Lttle Hulton we couldnt do it without you! Here is wishing all of our readers a safe and prosperous 2004. Kind regards, Terry McDonnell Chief Executive If you no longer wish to receive Friends, please call Pauline Hodkinson on 0161 498 4631 to be removed from our mailing list. Little Hulton 25th Anniversary 2004 marks the 25th Anniversary of the opening of St Anns Hospice Little Hulton site in 1979. This will be celebrated in style over the forthcoming year with our supporters, volunteers and local community, following an official launch on the 9th April. We take this opportunity to invite you along to the open day on the 9th April from 11.00am onwards to have a tour of the site and see just what has changed over the years. This special date marks the reception of the first ever patients to the site in 1979. Over the past 25 years, our site at Little Hulton has developed immensely from its beginnings in 1979. The site started with 30 Inpatient beds and now also has two family rooms where family can stay with the patient. The Day Therapy Centre opened in 1992 as a result of a 1million appeal and is open five days a week, with Day Care available on three days from 10am 3pm, providing supportive Outpatient and Medical Palliative Care Clinics. In 1998 a large conservatory was added to the Day Therapy Centre and 2003 saw a further development to this area with the completion of the Renaissance project. With the aid of a grant, volunteers transformed the conservatory, which was badly in need of refurbishing. The flooring, blinds and furniture were all completely replaced and the conservatory is now one of the major meeting places at Little Hulton for patients, visitors and staff. Another addition to the site since its opening has been the Childrens conservatory. This was opened in 2002, providing a welcoming environment for children and is another example of how staff at St Anns Hospice continually strive to improve our services, not only to patients, but also families and carers. St Anns wins national award for quality service St Anns Hospice has won a prestigious UK Charity Award for Best Practice, which recognises St Anns key achievements in providing a quality service for patients and their carers. St Anns Hospice Head of Clinical Governance, Jan Codling, says she was delighted and proud to accept the award on behalf of the Hospice. This Best Practice Award relates to the core business of the organisation, that is the care of patients and their families, said Jan. It is only through the commitment of the staff and volunteers at St Anns that this award is possible, as everyone in the organisation has an impact on the care we provide. It was a case of third time lucky for St Anns. In 2001 the Hospice made the finals for a revised salary structure that improved financial planning. Last year the Hospices volunteer scheme made the final shortlist for recognising the vital role of volunteers. Commendations for care by Hospice supporter Jayne Bessant, Director of Clinical Services and Sue Taylor, Inpatient Services Manager accept the award from presenter Maria Eagle MP, Minister for Disabled People and Philip Gafga, Chair of the Judging Panel for the 2003 awards) Staff were delighted to learn that St Anns Hospice had been nominated as one of the finalists in the Deafblind UK Awards. Nominated by Bernice Rodwell, who was a very close friend of an Inpatient, St Anns Hospice was awarded a special commendation in the category of Best Healthcare Provider. The patient had been cared for in many institutions over a number of years and his original wish was that he would not end his days in one. However, he felt safe and happy to stay at the Hospice and his close friend wanted to express her thanks to St Anns for this and also for making people feel protected at a difficult time of their lives. The National Deafblind Friendly Awards are designed to highlight examples of good practice where professionals and businesses have gone that extra mile to make medical facilities, social services and the High Street more accessible to deaf and blind people. Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire In 2003, a survey was carried out amongst Daycare and Inpatients to obtain feedback relating to satisfaction with services they received whilst at St Anns. The feedback was extremely positive and a credit to the staff within the organisation. Here are some of the comments made by the respondents : Coming to Day Care has helped me see there is a light at the end of the tunnel and it has changed my life for the better Nothing was too much trouble for any of the staff, they will always hold my grateful thanks The Hospice currently has by word of mouth excellent services and would Im certain come tops of any organisation in my opinion Tree of lights On 14th December the Hospice annual Tree of Lights services took place. This event has gone from strength to strength and this year around 2000 people attended the services. A far cry from the first service held 7 years ago which took place in the car park at Heald Green. The event is now held at Manchester Cathedral and two services are necessary in order to accommodate all those wishing to attend. Carols and prayers are accompanied by the lighting of the tree of lights by the Bishop. The sharing of lighted candles within the congregation serves as a reminder to all present of those who cannot be there. This years congregation, which has been the biggest yet, shows that support continues to grow for the event and preparations for next year have already begun! Christmas Concert A fantastic evening was enjoyed by all at the celebratory Christmas carol concert in aid of St Anns Hospice at The Bridgewater Hall on Monday 15th December. BBC presenter Martin Henfield introduced the event and joined the choir after the concert to sing carols in the foyer whilst Sue Nicholls (Coronation Streets Audrey Roberts) was there to lend a festive hand and draw our annual car raffle, a Honda Civic Sport, won by June Shotton from Sale. For a full list of the winning tickets, please ring Caroline Siddall on 0161 498 3630. Will Week St Anns Hospice Will Week Campaign is running again this year from the 15-19th March and is a chance for supporters of the Hospice to provide security and peace of mind for yourselves and loved ones by making or changing your Will. The St Anns Will Week has been successfully running for a number of years now and has been developed between St Anns and local solicitors, who will be providing a free standard will-making service in return for a donation to the Hospice. This year, our Will Week is sponsored by United Co-op Group. So why make a will? A properly executed Will ensures that your loved ones are provided for, instead of your assets going elsewhere or to the State. Your requests will be carried out, making arrangements easier on your family and friends at an already difficult time. Whether you are moving house, having a baby, becoming grandparents or getting married, changes in your life mean that you should regularly review your arrangements to ensure that they are up to date. St Anns speaks to solicitor Michael Jackson of William H. Lill & Co. in Altrincham for his advice. It is extremely important to make sure that your Will is up to date. Too many people either dont make a Will or dont get round to updating it, which can make it a very difficult process for their families and loved ones to go through. Making your own Will can have drawbacks in terms of legality its much easier and safer to enlist the help of a professional and Will Week gives us the chance to help people whilst also helping St Anns. For a list of participating solicitors or more information, please contact Fiona Reed on 0161 498 3664. Thank you Atkins Estates and Facilities kindly donated a bird feeder to the Neil Cliffe Cancer Care Centre Cheadle Hulme School held a sponsored walk in memory of Steph Higginbottam raising 1030. Heald Green Horticultural Society donated a huge cabbage which was used by the Catering Team. Whilst on crutches, Nathan Jones raised 90 on a sponsored run at St Patricks RC High School in Eccles. The school raised 2,300 in total. The Starliners made their annual donation of 1,000 to St Anns Hospice. This is their 22nd year of support and they are still singing! Tatton Gift Fair raised 20,000 and was supported by Radio 4 Presenter Jenni Murray The Bramhall Park Golf Club gave a large donation of crockery to the Hospice shops. Pictured is Captain Eddie Pimlott with Shops Development Manager Pam Senior. Staff at Tinkerbells nursery in Walkden raised a massive 53,000 for 10 local charities after 4 years of fundraising by co-owners Mary Ryan and Marion Hogg. St Anns Hospice received 20,000 in total. Walkden Methodist Church raised 500 with a sponsored hymn sing-a-long. Werneth School raised 904 through general fundraising events. Community 14 runners took part in the Manchester 10k run raising 2,153.15 A big thank you to all Pubs, Health Centres, Surgeries, Newsagents and Shops who have been supporting St Anns Hospice through the sales of novelties and key rings Altrincham Conservative Club and our friends from the Marks & Spencer Retirement Association raised 500 at their Christmas Fair Brackley Conservative Club have raised 1,000 Bramhall Golf Club raised 1,170 at their AM to AM Tournament Brian Murray raised 4,260 at his world record press-up attempt Charles Waterhouse raised 166 by taking part in the Gullane Triathalon Colin Thurston raised 604.61 by taking part in the Bristol Half Marathon Conrad Wace has raised 10,000 by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro Elite Dress Agency, Manchester for their ongoing support Garry McCafferty sent 580 the 1st installment through his sale of pigeons Gill Rimmer at Castaway Dress Agency, Cheadle Hulme continues to support the charity shops with donations of ladies clothing G & J Seddon raised 700 at their annual Quiz Night Hale and Hale Barns Bridge Club raised 510 James Lambe raised 153.35 by taking part in the Chicago Marathon Janet Makin at Elite Dress Agency in Altrincham for donations to our Charity Shops Jason Law raised 344 by swimming with sharks John Durnell (St Anns Hospice Choir) held an Open Garden event raising 200 Karpelle donated clothes to St Anns Hospice Shops Lisa Weston raised 330 by taking part in the Coast to Coast Cycle Ride Little Hulton staff and volunteers raised a record 6,500 at the annual Christmas Fair- Manchester Pigeon Fanciers have raised 1,200 through a Pigeon Auction Mary Ella raised over 900 through the sale of plants Mary Wood sent 1,000 following her Dance Show Mr T Lynch raised 1,550 by taking part in a sponsored Bike Ride Mrs Marjorie Smith has left a 300 Legacy Organisers of the Kelsall Christmas Ball held a Black & White themed ball with proceeds split between the local school and St Ann's Hospice Patricia Noble raised over 200 at her Make-up Party Patrick OHerlihy has raised 4,301.32 by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Mero Ruth Dawson and friends raised 1,275 at a sponsored swim at Salford University Sainsburys donated a bridal bouquet for a patient who was married at St Anns Hospice St Andrews Medical Centre in Eccles raised 750 through sales of novelties St Annes RC Church Crumpsall raised 416 with a Family Folk Night St Anns Hospice Festival Choir Carol singing at Handforth Dean raised 2413.41 Safeline Ltd Salford raised over 400 Susan Payne and John Partington raised 760 by doing parachute jumps Thanks to everyone who did the Morcambe Bay Walk raising 3,000 The Christmas Concert with the St Anns Hospice Festival Choir at the Bridgewater Hall raised 14,000 The Horse and Jockey Pub in Chorlton raised 780 The Jim Rhodes Annual Appeal this year raised a record 1,250 The Ladies Fashion Lunch raised 19,500 The Nursery Inn have raised 540.81 from various fundraising activities The Plough Hotel raised 568.40 from raffles and other activities The Quarry Bank raised 1,278.64 at their Fun Day for the launch of the Balloon Race The Royal Oak in Hazel Grove raised 2,000 - thanks to their staff and customers Tim Povell (St Anns Hospice Choir) raffled a signed photo of Concorde - 100 Tony Dagnall raised 2,167 in his year as Captain of Withington Golf Club Vincent Burke, family and friends, raised 850 at a charity cricket match in memory of Henry Burke Corporate Britannia Building Society Foundation has given 4,750 to the Young Volunteer of the Year for administrative support and promotional literature for the project Hydes Brewery raised 490 at their Surveyors Dinner Thanks for all the support St Anns Hospice received over Christmas from the Manchester Evening News, Tree2mydoor.com and Yang Sing Thanks to all of our current Corporate Care members and welcome to Autofactors, Draycott Browne Solicitors and JMW Solicitors Thanks to all of our event sponsors, including Bank of Scotland, Co-operative Funeral Plan, Draycott Browne, Herds Bakeries, JMW Solicitors, Manchester Airport, Marks & Spencer, Questbond, Ryland Honda, Wm J Lill and Yorkshire Bank Thanks to Baker Tilly and Weightman Vizards for choosing St Anns Hospice as their Charity of the Year in 2004 Thanks to everyone who took part in Lock Up Your Boss which raised 17,000, especially Alias Rosetti Hotel, Greater Manchester Police and the Greater Manchester Police Museum Thanks to Halliwell Landau, Lloyds TSB, Mayor of Stockports Charity Committee, Unilever and Vernon Building society, who all chose St Anns Hospice as their Charity of the Year in 2003 Thanks to Lifestyle Magazine, Living Edge, Manchester Evening News and the Stockport Times for their support Support Groups Blackley Support Group raised 400 at their Concert Little Hulton Appeals Committee have raised 9,500 The SAS Support Group have raised 2,000 bringing their total this year to 4,000 Voices for Hospices The following groups took part in Voices for Hospices in October and November: Ashton on Mersey Show Band Concert at the Royal British Legion Club in Boothstown raised 700 Harry Hampson raised 800 (Old Time Music Hall) Lowry String Group raised 131 St Anns Hospice Festival Choir raised 5774.43 with Sing Mozart! U3A Concert held at Tiviot Dale Methodist Church raised 220 Young Volunteers St Anns Splashers raised 400 in a sponsored swim led by Maureen Harrison and students from Hulme Hall Stockport Grammar raised 1000 through events, sales and donations by the students Withington Girls School sixth formers organized an event raising 1140 Lottery Results 18 people have won 2,000 since July in the St Anns Hospice Lottery Draw 393 - Mr J McGeehan, Heaton Mersey Draw 394 - Mr H Breakwell, Worsley Draw 395 - Mrs P Gresty, Sale Draw 396 - G Fenton, Manchester Draw 397 - Mrs Cowle, Stockport Draw 398 - Mrs S Croughton, Swinton Draw 399 - Mrs G Heneghan, Withington Draw 400 - Mrs B Davies, Stockport Draw 401 - Mrs C Ellis, Stockport Draw 402 - Mr T Bennett, Worsley Draw 403 - Mrs M Bell, Stockport Draw 404 - Mrs E Torkington, Stockport Draw 405 - Mrs J Dunkerley, Oldham Draw 406 - Mrs D Laird, Altrincham Draw 407 - Mr R Williamson, Manchester Draw 408 - Ms T Taylor, Marple Draw 409 - Mr C Leuty, Cheadle Draw 410 - Mr R Boyd, Little Hulton All winners will be notified within 5 days of the weekly draw. 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