Meet Barbara
Barbara is a health care assistant within our Hospice at Home team and has been working at our hospice for 11 years. She has also spent some time working on our inpatient ward.
Barbara shared with us what a normal day looks like for her:
There is the morning handover from the Nurse in Charge, then looking at patients who will be visited on that day and planning the journey to their homes.
Barbara then spends the morning with a patient in their own home, often enabling a family member to take a short break. She then visits another patient for the afternoon, helping their family to also take a short break.
“One of the best parts of the job is visiting so many different homes around the Wirral, being welcomed to those homes, and feeling that our support is of benefit to each and every family that we meet. It can be a big responsibility looking after the patient and their home for that three hour period.”
To find out more about Barbara you can read her story here
Sponsor a Nurse
If you would like to help support Barbara and the rest of our nursing team, you can sign up to ‘Sponsor a Nurse’ and make a regular donation to the hospice. Everyone who signs up to make a regular donation receives a special welcome pack, including a Sponsor a Nurse pin badge.
There are three ways to Sponsor a Nurse:
- By Post – Download our standing order form, print, complete and return to: Fundraising Office, Wirral Hospice St John’s, Mount Road, Higher Bebington, Wirral CH63 6JE
- Online Banking – email fundraising@wirralhospice.org to let us know you would like to make a regular donation, and we will let you know our bank details and the reference you can use.
- Direct Debit via Just Giving – visit our Just Giving donation page or click the button below to set up a regular donation via direct debit.
Please visit our Sponsor a Nurse page for more information
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