Posts By: Paige Eades

New van donation helps drive Severn Hospice care across Shropshire

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Van loads of support has been guaranteed thanks to a generous donation from a grateful husband. We cared for Jeff Court’s wife Barbara and he wanted to show his appreciation for the ‘incredible care’ she – and he – received throughout her illness. Jeff said: “Severn Hospice was there for us when we needed them… Read more »

Businesses drive success at our Corporate Golf Day

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A big thank you goes to the local businesses who have made Severn Hospice’s annual Corporate Golf Day another outstanding success. Held at The Astbury Golf Club near Bridgnorth, the event brought together companies from across the region for a day of golf, networking and fundraising, all in support of the hospice’s vital care services. Against the… Read more »

Volunteers honoured at special tea party at Hodnet Hall

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Some of our volunteers were celebrated with a special afternoon tea at Hodnet Hall, hosted by the charity’s former President, Sir Algernon Heber-Percy. This year, the gathering recognised the dedication of volunteers who support the hospice in a variety of roles, including those supporting patient care, reception services and the Refresh café, all of whom… Read more »

Severn Hospice hosts afternoon teas to celebrate long-serving volunteers

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We honoured our dedicated volunteers with special afternoon tea events, celebrating those who have given years of service to our charity. Held at both the Bicton and Apley sites, the events honoured more than 120 long-serving volunteers, celebrating milestones ranging from five to 30 years with certificates and commemorative badges. They also provided an opportunity… Read more »

Visiting the community to talk about death and dying

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You may see some of our nurses out and about in Shopshire, Telford & Wrekin and Mid Wales this week helping to dispel myths about hospice care.  Taking part in a special ‘Shop Swap’ initiative, our nurses are visiting our community shops across the region to help dispel common myths about hospice care and encourage open conversations about death and dying.  The visits form part… Read more »