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Light up a Life You Are Invited to Join Us at Our Illumination Ceremonies As We Dedicate Our Trees of Remembrance Winter 2018 Edition 53 Light up a Life You are invited to join us at our Illumination Ceremonies as we dedicate our Trees of Remembrance Monday 3rd December Craigavon Civic Centre at 1 pm Thursday 6th December Old Town Hall Banbridge at 11 am Friday 7th December Mid Ulster Council Dungannon at 10am Tuesday 11th December Palace Demense Armagh at 11 am Thursday 13th December St. John’s House, Newry at 7.30pm You can remember a loved one by dedicating a light on our Hospice Christmas Tree by calling 028 3025 1333 or visit our website for more information. Upcoming Regional Hospice Events News Awards Page 14 Page 8 Page 4 www.southernareahospiceservices.org | 028 3026 7711 | 028 3025 1333 Service News Service News Dignity in Caring Dignity in Caring Hospice Care Week Southern Area Hospice Services celebrated Hospice wellbeing therapies such as reflexology, emotional Care Week from 8th -14th October with this year’s theme support such as counselling and other support to both “Heart My Hospice.” From nurses to volunteers, chefs to patients and their loved ones. In 2019, Southern Area chaplains and corporate partners to carers, the awareness- Liz Cuddy OBE, CEO of Southern Area Hospice said: “Our raising week celebrated the contribution of everyone Hospice is a special place, especially for those who have Hospice Services will involved in hospice care. The Hospice highlighted seen first-hand the incredible care provided to patients stories about staff, volunteers, donors and supporters and and their loved ones. Hospice Care Week gives us the celebrate 30 Years of Care encouraged members of the public to share these using opportunity to celebrate the diverse and skilled workforce the hashtag #HeartMyHospice Over the last three decades, our Hospice has been we have at Hospice, coming together to deliver incredible providing specialist palliative care and support to Speaking about Hospice Care Week, Dr. Osmond Morris, care to our patients and support to their families. They are patients and families across the Southern Health Trust Medical Director said: “The multidisciplinary team at all united by their passionate commitment to the special Area. Keep an eye on our website and social media for Hospice consisting of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, ethos of ‘Dignity in Caring’ and ensuring that everyone upcoming events and ways you can get involved in our chaplains, social workers, complementary therapists, they support is treated with kindness, dignity and respect. 30th Anniversary Celebrations. catering, administrative and maintenance continue in The local community is very supportive of our Hospice their hardworking and demanding roles to ensure patients and we thank everyone who has demonstrated their and families receive the care and support they both need support in practical ways such as donating, volunteering and deserve. The finance and fundraising team with and spreading the word about Hospice care.” the support of many volunteers continue with raising Southern Area Hospice wish to thank all those who Bereavement Support awareness and money to fund these services. supported their work, not only during Hospice Care Week Our Hospice provides ongoing palliative care for patients but throughout the year. Drop in Service Dungannon Resource Centre and their families 24hrs a day, 7 days a week and 52 Southern Area Hospice Services have just completed The clients, friends and volunteers of our Resource Centre weeks a year. The care we give at Hospice attempts to their latest Bereavement Programme. These in Irish Street, Dungannon have been making beautiful control the many physical problems facing patients who sessions are open to anyone who has been bereaved gifts for Christmas. These are on sale in the Resource are living with illnesses such as Cancer, MS, and Motor due to a cancer, MS or MND related death. The aim centre on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and on a Neurone Disease. At other times, simply being there, of these sessions is to help make the bereavement Wednesday afternoon. The money raised from these items holding a hand, listening to patients’ fears and concerns journey less painful by sharing thoughts and will help our Hospice to continue providing much needed we simply make them feel safe, secure and not alone. feelings and helping participants to understand the care to patients and families living in the local area. Support is provided also to patients’ families to help them bereavement process. The next programme will cope. It is this very compassion and understanding which commence in Spring 2019. For more information, helps us deliver the expert care that we do. The type of contact us on (028) 302 67711. care that everyone deserves.” Bereavement Walking Groups This year’s theme for Hospice Care Week ‘I Heart My The Hospice also organise Bereavement Walking Hospice’ which is the perfect opportunity to celebrate Groups in Newry and Dungannon each month. the contribution of everyone in Hospice and highlight the These facilitated walks aim to help bereaved importance of every single person from staff right through people to combat loneliness and provide the to volunteers, supporters and the entire community. opportunity to meet with other bereaved people Southern Area Hospice Services provide care and support in an informal setting providing peer support. The to patients living with life-limiting illnesses so that they group also provides those who are bereaved with can live life as fully as possible. The wide-ranging support the opportunity to get some regular exercise and provided by our local Hospice includes medical care, fresh air, which is of course very good for general well-being and for mental and physical health. The Newry walking group meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, whilst the Dungannon Hospice CEO receives OBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours group meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Please contact Fiona Robinson on 028 3026 The Board of Directors, Staff and Volunteers of the Southern Area Hospice, wish 7711 or 028 8772 5236 for further details. to congratulate our CEO Mrs Liz Cuddy on receiving an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Mrs Cuddy was a Board Member with Radius Housing and has received this award in recognition of her work for services to the Social Did you know we offer a and Affordable Housing Sector in Northern Ireland. Benefits Advice Clinic at Speaking of her recent award, Liz Cuddy said: “It was a huge surprise to receive an OBE. I am delighted and feel greatly honoured and privileged. It is however Hospice each Thursday from a reflection of the hard work and dedication of many people originally in Helm 9.30am-12noon. For an Housing Association and more recently in Radius.” appointment, contact us on The Queen’s Birthday Honours List recognises the achievements of a wide (028) 302 67711. range of extraordinary people and the organisation wishes to extend sincere congratulations to our CEO, Liz Cuddy on this outstanding accolade. 2 | www.southernareahospiceservices.org | 028 3026 7711 | 028 3025 1333 | 3 Hospice Awards Recent Events Dignity in Caring Dignity in Caring Midnight Memory Walk ‘Fundraising Team of the Year’ Award from IOFNI Congratulations to the Fundraising Team at Southern delighted that our Fundraising Team were awarded Area Hospice Services who have been awarded Fundraising Team of the Year in N Ireland (2018) at the ‘Fundraising Team of the Year’ at the Institute of prestigious Institute of Fundraising Award Ceremony. Fundraising Awards. This prestigious ceremony which This is well-deserved recognition and a fitting accolade was held in the Belfast Harbour Commissioners Office for our hardworking team. It also recognises the great welcomed a range of charities from across Northern support our Hospice receives from the local community, Ireland and highlighted the important work done by the for which we are extremely grateful. I thank everyone charity sector. who supports our Hospice and helps us to raise such vital The event was hosted by BBC weather man, Barra Best funds every day to keep our services going” and included guest speakers Debra Allcock-Tyler, Chief Executive Officer of the Directory of Social Change. Guests also heard from Peter Lewis, Chief Executive of the Institute of Fundraising. Speaking about winning the award, Majella Gollogly, Fundraising Manager at Southern Area Hospice Services said: “I am privileged to be part of this team. Winning ‘Fundraising Team of the Year’ is the “icing on the cake”, we thank all our volunteers and supporters who help us to achieve our targets and in so doing are helping us to continue to care for local patients and their families.” During the ceremony, compere Barra Best said that the judges had a clear outright winner in this category and that this team worked with dedication, commitment and Pictured receiving the award from Peter Lewis, CEO enthusiasm in order to reach such a high financial target. Institute of Fundraising and Barra Best, event Compere is The judges commended the Hospice team on their the Fundraising Team from left to right: James McCaffrey, innovative fundraising techniques and congratulated Amy Henshaw, Majella Gollogly, Siobhan McArdle, them on their success. Grainne Mulgrew, Denise Doyle, Josephine Keenan and Liz Cuddy, Chief Executive of Southern Area Hospice Anne MacOscar. congratulated the team saying: “I am absolutely Hospice Volunteers Win ‘Shining Light’ Award Zipline Across the River Lagan Southern Area Hospice Volunteers picked up the final award of the night which highlighted the huge contribution this team make to both the organisation and the local community. Speaking of the award, Andrea McCann, Hospice Volunteer Co-ordinator said: “Well done to all our amazing volunteers who won the Shining Light Award for Service to the community. We are truly grateful for their continued help throughout the year and could not do without their ongoing support.
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