East Cheshire Hospice Director and nurse, Sarah Dale, has been awarded a British Empire Medal in the King’s New Year Honours list for services to palliative and end of life care.
Sarah has played a significant role in the development of the Hospice over the past 17 years, experience that she put to good use by creating a Hospice @Home service which proved indispensable during the pandemic.
Sarah said “I’m always delighted for any opportunity to shine a light on the important work being carried out at the Hospice and my hope is that we can share learning and service models with our friends in our local healthcare system as well as other hospices so the work we are doing can have an even wider impact.”
It's also time to start planning fundraising for the year to help support the work we do at the Hospice and here are a few ideas…
Born Survivor – 22nd April, Capesthorne Hall
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Trafford Palazzo Abseil – 23rd, 24th, 25th June, Trafford City
If you would like to do fundraising for the Hospice this year, please do get in touch.
T: 01625 789105
Main Reception: 01625 610364
Millbank Drive, Macclesfield SK10 3DR
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