Beccy Myles

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From Long Hours to Meaningful Contribution: My Journey to Volunteering at St Teresa’s

Our HR Trustee Steve started volunteering at the hospice last year – we spoke to him about his journey to volunteering for St Teresa’s Hospice: “After spending most of my career working long hours, I knew I would need something meaningful to focus on once I retired. I wanted to strike a balance—spending more time

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“I’m here to help”: The Story of a Volunteer Ward Support Officer

Lisa is a volunteer on the IPU, and her journey with St Teresa’s Hospice began when she came along to the Creative Café one morning to take part in a flower arranging class. She was overwhelmed by how beautiful St Teresa’s Hospice was. That was the moment Lisa realised that, after having volunteered at Butterwick Children’s Hospice for over twenty years,

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The culture of Dying Matters

St Teresa’s Hospice is inviting the communities of South Durham and North Yorkshire to join the conversation about death, dying, and grief in ways that resonate with them during this year’s Dying Matters Awareness Week (5–11 May 2025). The national campaign, led by Hospice UK, encourages open and honest discussions about end of life experiences.

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