4 hrs ago | Scoop
Wine Auction for Cancer Hospice - One Week to Go
The Hawkes Bay Charity Fine Wine Auction is the oldest charity wine auction in New Zealand, the only wine auction that specialises in wines from one region exclusively.
10 hrs ago | The Paramus Post
Memorial Day: Make it a Time of Remembrance and Support
NHPCO Encourages Americans to Reach Out to Those Who Have Experienced a Loss Memorial Day is Monday, May 27, a day that marks the start of the summer season for many Americans.
15 hrs ago | Littlehampton Gazette
Volunteer Column: Littlehampton Carnival appeals for marshals
The Littlehampton Carnival Association is looking for a people to become part of the fun-loving team marshalling the procession route during this year's event, on Saturday, July 6. This is a one-off opportunity to be part of one of the town's largest events on its summer calendar.
19 hrs ago | Charleston Gazette
Hoppy Kercheval: Medically assisted aid in dying.
A little over four years ago, my ailing father decided he was ready to, as he phrased it, "leave this vale of tears." A little over four years ago, my ailing father decided he was ready to, as he phrased it, "leave this vale of tears." My father decided to stop any treatments designed to save or prolong his life and began preparing for the end.
23 hrs ago | Bakewell Today
Last chance to support hospice
Time is running out for people in the Dales to take advantage of a discounted will scheme and support Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People.
Cool shades memorialize an even cooler kid
The new N. F. Moore sunglasses, a Wayfarer-esque style available through Mountain Equipment Co-op, are named for Nigel Frederick Moore, and their $32 cost will go to Canuck Place , which provides palliative care to sick children.
Hundreds take part in Walk for Myton
Hundreds of walkers strolled into the sunshine on Sunday to raise money for The Myton Hospices.
Palliative care centre plan released at rally
Former Launceston mayor Janie Finlay tells yesterday's rally of the palliative care her late mother received at Philip Oakden House.
Dying people display range of emotions to hospice workers
Shaun Hayes, a registered nurse, makes a bed at the JourneyCare in Woodstock on Monday.
Spoketacular journey for bank cyclists
Two bank workers from Deeside and Donside have been getting in gear by cycling 850 miles around Scotland for charity.
Alma Feil Hospice Inc. serving families
Terminally ill patients in Deming and Luna County have the opportunity to die with dignity in their own home, with loved ones nearby thanks in part to Alma Feil Hospice Inc.
Life goes on for young people in palliative care
Life goes on for young people who are diagnosed with cancer and are in palliative care, says Dr Rachel Hughes, who works in youth oncology services.
Don't wait to apply for hospice care
Frequently, families wait until a loved one is at the very end of life to call for hospice care.
Comfort dogs lend a paw to people in need
A furry team isn't just deployed in disaster zones; there's a group of dogs comforting people in need around Colorado Springs.
Dying shame: Orange hospital to shift palliative care patients to Molong
IN A SHOCK announcement yesterday palliative care beds will be moved from Orange hospital to Molong, forcing family and friends of terminally ill patients to travel from Orange to be with their loved ones in their final days.
Local centenarian still an active volunteer
However a Palmerston man who reached that milestone this past Saturday is still happiest when volunteering his time to help others.
Southpointe club raises money for sick kids
Students in Southpointe Academy's Citizenship Club create posters for a community fundraiser June 1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with proceeds going to Canucks Place.
Hospice to get 'magical woodland walk'
This inspiring addition to the landscape at the hospice, near Arundel, will be realised through Greenfingers, the charity dedicated to creating gardens in children's hospices around the UK.
BGH palliative care unit opened by HRH The Duke of Gloucester
HRH The Duke of Gloucester with patient Catherine Roselli, Dominic Forte, patients son in law and Jamie Thomson, Charge Nurse of Margaret Kerr Unit.
Your Communities: Digbeth gig to raise funds for Acorns Hospice
The event at the Adam and Eve pub in Digbeth will raise money for Acorns Children's Hospice and help hundreds of life-limited children in the area.