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SMALL MONTHLY GIFTS MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE...


Big hugs for regular givingEvery year we help families in our community whose lives have been affected by serious illness.

 

This invaluable work is exclusively funded by the generous support we get from our local community.

 

And one of the best ways to support Lakelands Hospice is by setting-up a regular gift.

 

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For further infomation download our regular giving leaflet or set up a regular gift online today.

Over a year the gift of...
  • £2.50 per month could relieve a patients stress with a hypnotherapy session
  • £6 per month could pay for a Day at Lakelands Hospice for a patient
  • £20 per month could provide an overnight Hospice at Home stay for a patient at the end of their life

 

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Your Day at Lakelands

A Lakelands nurse sits chatting and smiling with two gentlemen at the hospice.If you are making your own way to Lakelands you should aim to arrive at about 10am (see transport). If you have arranged for our mini bus door-to-door service to pick you up then the driver will also aim to arrive at about 10am.

You can expect a warm welcome from all the nurses, volunteers and other patients on arrival, as well as a cup of tea and biscuits. If you wish to,  you are very welcome to bring along a friend or relative for support on your first visit.

You can then just sit and relax quietly if you want to, or take part in an activity or complimentary therapy of your choice. Aromatherapy and massages are available most days and don not require an appointment. Other facilities and therapies may require pre-booking. How you spend your time at the hospice is really up to you, the nurses and volunteers are always there to assist you or to have a chat with.

Refreshments will be available, and a choice of lunchtime meals will be provided for which there is a charge of £3, and then in the afternoon, there will be tea and biscuits served in the lounge.

Your friendly volunteer driver will arrive to take those that are using our door-to-door service home at around 3.30pm.

What should I bring with me?

You will need to bring with you any medication that you usually take during the day as you will be responsible for taking your own medication as usual. If you have dressings that will need changing (perhaps your district nurse usually does them for you) then please bring them with you, along with any information you can so that we can continue the care that has already started.

I have difficulty taking my medication, can you help me?

Yes, the nurses can assist you with your medication but you MUST bring your medication in their original packaging, along with a copy of your repeat prescription.

Can I bring along my own activity to do?

If it's a knitting or crotchet project then of course yes, you are welcome to bring it along. However if your pastime is rocket building! then you might want to speak to a nurse about it first.