Hannah’s why…
29 August 2024
Both my professional and personal life experiences have led me to working with the amazing team that is The Anne Robson Trust.
Both my professional and personal life experiences have led me to working with the amazing team that is The Anne Robson Trust.
In the final stages of my Mum’s life, she was moved into a Hospice and it has only been on reflection and since working at the Anne Robson Trust that I have understood what a privilege that was in terms of the environment and level of care.
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.
Being a Butterfly Volunteer and supporting people at the end of their life can be a profound experience. We spoke to Rita about why she chose to be a Butterfly Volunteer.
The 8th May 2024 will be the UK’s first Advance Care Plan Day. This year’s theme is ‘Getting your House in Order’ – which is built on a foundation of ‘What Matters Most’ to you.
The 6th May marks the start of Dying Matters Week. A campaign very close to our hearts at The Anne Robson Trust.
Navigating the terminology surrounding end-of-life care can be daunting. Here we explore and define a variety of terms commonly used at the end of life:
I hadn’t anticipated “Does your Mum have a Do-Not-Resuscitate order” (DNR) as the first thing to be asked on arrival to visit her in the
Jason Hodges, our Fundraising Manager, gives an account of his recent visit to an End of Life Volunteer scheme at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
“Over the weekend I was scrolling through Twitter and came across this beautiful post from our friend, eminent Palliative Care Consultant and bestselling Author, Dr
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