Anne Robson Trust and Princess Alexandra Hospital partnership launches a messaging service to enable families to contact their loved ones in hospital during the Covid-19 outbreak.
An Interview on BBC Radio Essex
More information and the contacts details are available here.
Listen in to John Gilligan, Butterfly Coordinator at the James Paget University Hospital, explain a little bit more about his role and how we are making a real difference with James Hazell of BBC Radio Suffolk.
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Do you feel comfortable talking to them about what your final wishes are? In short, are you ready? Liz Pryor, founder of the Anne Robson Trust, tells us about planning for death so you can live your life to the full.
Here at the Anne Robson Trust, we are very proud to be featured on ehospice.com, a globally run news and information resource committed to bringing the latest news, commentary and analysis from the world of hospice, palliative and end of life care.
“There are too many people dying in hospitals without any support at all and without any family” ART Director Liz Pryor explains. “I’d like to see as many hospitals as possible setting up and running teams of volunteers to support their palliative care team, and patients and their families.”
Bel Mooney is an journalist and broadcaster. She currently writes a column for the Daily Mail and met with the ART Team earlier in the month at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, home to one of our first ART Butterfly Volunteer projects.
Click here to read the article written for the Daily Mail.
“We’re so proud to feature in the national press and look forward to continuing our work across the UK to make sure no one dies alone.” – Liz Pryor, Director of the Anne Robson Trust
ART Founder and Director, Liz Pryor, took to the radio yesterday with a feature on BBC Radio 4 current affairs programme You & Yours.
You can listen again here:
The National Health Service turned 70 years old today, and as such ART Director Liz Pryor has been chatting with Nick Coffer on BBC 3 Counties Radio about working in NHS hospitals, End of Life care, and how you can help make sure no one dies alone.
You can listen to the whole interview here…
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