CHESHIRE EAST MAYOR CELEBRATES LOCAL CHARITY 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Award winning charity The End of Life Partnership (EOLP) commemorated a significant milestone as it celebrated its 10th anniversary, with the of Mayor of Cheshire East, Councillor Rod Fletcher.

EOLP, based near Leighton Hospital, works with local communities to support people to talk about the sensitive topics of death, dying, grief and bereavement. Through various initiatives, workshops, and educational campaigns, EOLP has made an impact through empowering individuals and communities to engage in open and honest conversations, fostering understanding and acceptance.

Mayor Rod Fletcher, a staunch advocate for community well-being and inclusivity, expressed his appreciation for the impact has had within Cheshire East.

He remarked:

"EOLP has been helped break down barriers and taboos surrounding death and dying. Their dedication to encouraging compassionate conversations has not only helped transform individual lives but also to strengthen the fabric of our community."

"We are immensely proud to celebrate this significant milestone and the impact the charity has had on the lives of ordinary people," said Alison Clifford, EOLP CEO. "Over the past ten years, we have witnessed changes in attitudes and perceptions surrounding death and dying and we are steadfast in continuing to support all those navigating the complexities of end-of-life and bereavement.”

For more information about the End of Life Partnership and its initiatives, visit:

http://www.eolp.org.uk

 or contact:

info@eolp.org.uk

Pictured - Mayor of Cheshire East- Councillor Rod Fletcher poses with EOLP CEO Alison Clifford (left) and Chair of Trustees (right), along with staff members.

Thanks to Peter Lincoln from the Nantwich Happy Project for the photograph.