Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness are the ones that may seem insignificant in the moment. These are the ones that truly make a difference.
Random Acts of Kindness
Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness are the ones that may seem insignificant in the moment. These are the ones that truly make a difference.
15 years on, remembering Anne Robson
Today marks 15 years since my mother, Anne Robson, sadly died after a week’s stay in hospital following a fall.
The Role of Faith and Religion in End of Life Care
Death may be one of the most personal experiences anyone can go through. Each individual’s journey is shaped by their own experiences, beliefs, and values.
Jason’s why…
I joined the Anne Robson Trust because good support at the end of life is a cause I believe in, and the solution is simple but so often lacking.
Hannah’s why…
Both my professional and personal life experiences have led me to working with the amazing team that is The Anne Robson Trust.
Nick’s why…
When my Grandma and Mum died there were “good” and bad aspects to their deaths which made what the Anne Robson Trust do resonate with me.
Abbey’s why…
I, like I’m sure many of you out there, tried not to think too much about death and dying. That is until, you are confronted by the situation and have no choice.
What is a death doula?
You may have heard of birth doulas – helping parents in the run up to the birth, during labour and after it, based on what’s required. But have you heard of death doulas?
“Being a Butterfly Volunteer makes life more meaningful”
Being a Butterfly Volunteer and supporting people at the end of their life can be a profound experience.
Have you got your ‘House in Order?’
The 8th May 2024 will be the UK’s first Advance Care Plan Day. This year’s theme is ‘Getting your House in Order’.
A Heartwarming Visit to the Butterfly Hub at Princess Alexandra Hospital
We recently had the pleasure of visiting the Butterfly Hub at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, and we can’t stop thinking about it…