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Harlington Hospice

Support and care for terminally ill people and their friends and families.

Harlington Hospice has to raise £1 million a year from charitable activities. They receive less than 20% Government Funding. The money comes through all sorts of fundraising activities carried out by volunteers and the local community. They have five charity shops staffed by volunteers and paid managers which raise funds for the hospice.

This funds the Day Centre where terminally ill people can find companionship, counseling, reflexology and massage, Reiki, hairdressing and bathing, library and computer facilities as well as, Nursing care and advice.

The Hospice received an Opportunities for Volunteering grant from Attend to help them recruit volunteers from a wider variety of backgrounds. With Volunteers from as many diverse backgrounds as the service users themselves, they are able to offer a far more comprehensive support system, especially within the Hospice at Home service which provides care and support for the terminally ill and their family and Carers within their own homes.

Contact

The Harlington Hospice Association
Lansdowne House
St.Peters Way
Harlington
Middx
UB3 5AB
Tel: 020 8759 0453

http://harlingtonhospice.org

 

 

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Latest Attend News

Attend is setting up an All-Party Parliamentary Group on long Term Medical Conditions

Attend and Together4Health have joined forces to help improve the co-ordination, administration and representation of the issues in parliament with a single All-Party Parliamentary Group for Long Term Conditions.

Latest Attend Events

Training in Self-Advocacy skills for Carers. Two day workshop

This course aims to equip participants with an understanding of Self Advocacy and related issues. Throughout the training, participants will be presented with and given the opportunity to explore and discuss the issues around advocacy. They will also be encouraged throughout the programme, to identify and talk about their own feelings around advocacy issues. Participants will acquire skills required how to contact statutory services and present their issues in writing, over the telephone and by appointment. Certificate of Attendance will be issued.

06/09/2010 14:00:00

Attend South East: Building for the Future

Members are invited to join us for a day specifically designed to ensure everyone is up to date and “Building for the Future”
Please come along to the Countess Mountbatten Hospice on Wednesday 8th September at 10.00 am. David Wood, Chief Executive, and Steve Moreton, Attend Academy, will be leading discussions and workshops. There will be the opportunity to review the latest requirements for volunteers within the NHS, governance and other key areas for member groups as well as practical ideas for new services and projects.

08/09/2010 09:30:00

Making it personal.

To mark World Alzheimer's Day, Bradford District Council in collaboration with Bradford Dementia Group (University of Bradford) and Attend - a membership - based organisation supporting volunteering in health and social care, are hosting a showcase event.
The day promises to be engaging and informative and will showcase the work and views of those personally affected by the condition and those who support them, working in health and social care sectors. The day is for anybody who works or volunteers in the Bradford and Leeds District areas.

21/09/2010 09:00:00

Showcasing the Sector and Measuring our Impact

An Interagency Forum and AGM, celebrating Community First's Fifth Anniversay and showcasing the voluntary and community sector

06/10/2010 10:00:00

Attend AGM

The Attend AGM will take place on the 20th October 2010.
Stay tuned for more details which will be announced as we decide them!

Once again, the AGM will take place during Friends Week, which this year will be from the 18th-24th October.

All welcome to come along and share your knowledge and experience over lunch and a cuppa.

20/10/2010 00:00:00

Equalities and Diversity Conference

A conference to share the findings of recent research into the rural BME communities and to discuss and debate issues raised by the new Equalities Bill

17/11/2010 09:30:00