New Bury Hospice Wins Building Excellence Award
- 10th May 2013
- Author: Kathryn B
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Bury’s new multi-million pound hospice has won a regional award as the best community building in the North West....
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Bury Hospice is an independent registered charity delivering end of life care and providing support to terminally ill patients and their loved ones
Bury Hospice are The Best of Bury's Charity of the Year 2013
Our Care
Bury Hospice serves the people of the metropolitan borough of Bury: Prestwich, Whitefield, Radcliffe, Bury, Tottington and Ramsbottom.
Bury Hospice exists to provide specialised palliative care, helping patients and families facing terminal illness do so with dignity, independence, and free from pain. This care is provided both in the hospice for day patients, out patients and inpatients and is also in patients' own homes through our Hospice@Home service.
Much of the care provided to day and out patients is centred around helping patients come to terms with a terminal diagnosis, helping them to manage their symptoms and providing support, care and advice on spending what time they have left leading fulfilling and active lives. Inpatient and Hospice@Home care tends to be focussed on patients' final days and allows patients to spend precious time with their families around them whilst receiving specialised professional palliative care.
Other services provided include 24-hour professional advice, Consultant Out-Patient clinic, complementary therapies, counselling, medication checks, stress management and relaxation therapy sessions, home assessment visits, visitor support services, carer support, bereavement support and training and education.
"The care my Uncle John received at the Hospice was fantastic. The staff and volunteers do such a great job. It was very comforting for him to be so close to his family and friends, so they could come and visit him in his final days. The Hospice was very different to a hospital ward. He had his own room which was really nice and homely and the staff went out of their way to make him as comfortable as possible, nothing was too much trouble. My family still talks about how well he was cared for: it's often the little things that really count. For example, encouraging patients to get dressed every day and allowing visitors at any time. I don't think he would have received that level of care elsewhere." Gemma Atkinson
If you would like to find out more about Bury Hospice, the services it provides or you would like to know how to get a patient referred as a patient, please visit the Our Care section of the Hospice's website at www.buryhospice.co.uk or call us on 0161 725 9800 or email juliekilgallon@buryhospice.org.uk
How You Can Help
All care across the whole range of Bury Hospice services is provided completely free of charge. With only 16% of our annual funding coming from the NHS, the Hospice has gained a track record in securing the funds necessary to deliver all of these services. In order to do so and to maintain the excellent levels of service provided by Bury Hospice, the clinical staff are backed-up by a small dedicated team of fundraisers and volunteers who work with the people and businesses of Bury, through fundraising, hospice lottery and the hospice shops, to ensure that the money is there to keep the Hospice open!
If you would like to find out more about how Bury Hospice is paid for and how you could help Bury Hospice, please visit the How you can help section of the Hospice's website at www.buryhospice.co.uk or call the fundraising office on 0161 797 1748 or email jarthur@buryhospice.org.uk
Main Contact Details
Hospice Address
0161 725 9800
Fundraising Office Address
89 The Rock, Bury BL9 0NB
0161 797 1748
Shop Addresses
89 The Rock, Bury BL9 0NB
70 Bridge Street, Ramsbottom BL0 9AG
7 Longfield Suite, Prestwich M25 1AY
24 Blackburn Street, Radcliffe M26 1NQ
Warehouse - Unit 13, Dale Industrial Estate, Radcliffe M26 1AD
Tel - 0161 725 8405
Registered charity number 1136843
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latest reviews
I was in Bury Hospice as an inpatient and in daycare. Awesome people. Thanks to them, I'm still alive. I had cancer in 2004, still here, was hours away from losing it. Bury Hospice and it's staff saved my life. Give generously.
Bury Hospice have been the nominated Charity for Authorized Access for a number of years now. We have enjoyed a long standing relationship with this very worthy local cause and have held fund-raising events for them in many ways. Looking forward to seeing the new build take shape
Bury Hospice do a fantastic job for the towns people of Bury and rely on charity donations to continue this great work. Jackie and I at PSG are proud to be supporting the work of Bury Hospice. When they ask...please help and support generously!
The Hospice have helped my family on two different occassions - they provide a special kind of care.
âThe care my Uncle John received at the Hospice was fantastic. The staff and volunteers do such a great job. It was very comforting for him to be so close to his family and friends, so they could come and visit him in his final days. The Hospice was very different to a hospital ward. He had his own room which was really nice and homely and the staff went out of their way to make him as comfortable as possible, nothing was too much trouble. My family still talks about how well he was cared for: itâs often the little things that really count. For example, encouraging patients to get dressed every day and allowing visitors at any time. I donât think he would have received that level of care elsewhere.â
Bury Hospice cared for my Mum in the final 10 days of her life. While they could not change the fact that she was going to die, they did absolutely everything else they could to make her and we as her family, as welcome and comfortable as possible. We were all allowed to spend her final days with her and she was not in pain. Thank you, thank you, thank you
A very worthy cause, the hospice helped me and my family in a difficult time.
A very good cause! Lovely people who really care about you. Wayne K