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Our Christmas-themed Treetops cloth bags for life are now on sale in reception at our main hospice in Risley. They cost £3 for a plain bag, or £4 for a bag that’s been coloured in by a Day Care guest, like Glenda who explained more about the difference Treetops has made to her.
George Cameron, Treetops Hospice Care Chief Executive is retiring after nine years with the local hospice. Julie Heath, who has been on Treetops Board of Trustees for twenty two years, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive.
Lisa Foster, from Duffield, has presented Treetops Hospice Care with £700, raised at the Duffield Scarecrow Trail in September.
An Ilkeston based garment print and embroidery firm has announced a special sponsorship deal with the very first Treetops Hospice Care Charity Football Club, in a bid to fulfill a young manager’s dream.
Treetops Hospice Care has presented fourteen volunteers and four members of staff with long-service awards, whose contribution to the charity totals 340 years.
During this year’s Hospice Care Week, Treetops took the opportunity to raise awareness of its services available to the local community and asked its supporters to ‘Heart my Hospice’.
On Saturday 27 October, children of all ages and their families are welcomed to Treetops Hospice Care Pumpkin Walk for an afternoon of Halloween fun.
Treetops Hospice Care are delighted to announce they are joint winners in the Erewash in Bloom Gardening Competition thanks to their dedicated volunteer gardeners.
Treetops Hospice Care offers placements to student counsellors working with adults and/or children and young people. Katie Catley shares her experience of her placement with the Counselling and Emotional Support team.
Treetops Hospice Care – along with other charitable hospices across the UK – is encouraging the local community to show their support in whatever way they can – whether by donating, volunteering or showing they care on social media – during Hospice Care Week.