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Carer Ambassador nominated for Carer of the Year award

23 Sep 2026

After caring for his wife for the past two and a half years, Carer Ambassador, Steve Beasant, has been shortlisted for the Health and Care Excellence Awards' Carer of the Year. 

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Siblings raise over £2,600 in memory of dad who was 'a larger-than-life character'

22 Sep 2026

"I’m sad to say we needed St Andrew's Hospice but live every day knowing how it led to our dad having a peaceful and dignified end to his journey."

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Student takes on Grimsby 10K in memory of her nana

14 Jul 2026

"It was such a lovely atmosphere, and everyone was patting me on my back while I was running just to say well done."

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Stepmum takes on a 15,000ft jump in memory of stepdaughter

25 Jun 2026

“Myla was brave for six months so I can be brave for one morning.”

Those were the words of Alex, who took to the skies in memory of stepdaughter Myla this May. 

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Myla's legacy

17 Jun 2026

"Everyone who met her fell in love with her, and I'm so proud of her. I want to share her story and let everyone know how incredibly brave she was."

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Apprenticeship Week - Sam's Apprenticeship Journey
Eleanor Crowther
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Apprenticeship Week - Sam's Apprenticeship Journey

Sam is head of communications and works within the income generation team at the hospice. Last year, she had the opportunity to have some professional coaching, which she described as "life changing".

She said: "My coach was fantastic and inspired me to see things from a different perspective, whilst also equipping me with new management and leadership skills and improved confidence in the workplace. I would love to be able to share this new knowledge more widely across my team and organisation to help others in the same way it has helped me, so when this apprenticeship came up, I jumped at the chance."

We were fortunate to gain funding from an external organisation through a levy transfer, and after Sam applied and had some online information sessions to make sure it was the right fit for her, she was accepted! She stated that the hospice have been "very supportive" and that her aim is to "bring new skills into the organisation which can benefit staff and volunteers more widely".

She added: "Apprenticeships are a fantastic way to learn new skills which can be applied in your new or current workplace, whilst earning on the job. They can be very flexible, so work around your schedule, and provide real-world tools which help bolster your career prospects. If you have the opportunity, then go for it!"

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