Helen’s last few weeks at home were extremely important to her and on 6th October 2001, she died peacefully in the familiar surroundings of home, surrounded by the people that she loved.
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Being at home meant that Elwyn could not only have his family around him, but neighbours and friends could pop in to see him at any time. Also, it meant Elwyn was able to look at his beloved garden, and still watch horse racing on his own TV.
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I would like to thank Helen’s Trust, and everyone involved, for their dedication in providing the highest standard of palliative care which should be available nationwide and will one day, I hope and pray, become a reality.
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Helen’s Trust provided some night sits...it meant so much to Brian to be able to continue with something which has been of such importance through his life.
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Will provide a much-needed caring, comforting call from one of our experienced Referrals Coordinators.
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£20
Can mean that the person caring for one of our beneficiaries can take a bath, read a book or have coffee with a friend, safe in the knowledge that their loved one is in safe hands.
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£30
Can mean that the person caring for one of our beneficiaries can rely on regular respite care in the home in the last few weeks of their illness
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£50
Can pay for a carer to sit with our beneficiary for 3 hours, to enable their loved one to maintain their lifelong hobby or passion.
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£100
Goes towards funding one whole night of rest for a family member or loved one who is looking after one of our beneficiaries and is exhausted.
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