Ladies who lunch support palliative care charity
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Fifty ladies from the Borders and further afield met for lunch on Friday 7 December to raise funds to support the work of the charity PATCH (Palliation and the Caring Hospital).
Read moreFifty ladies from the Borders and further afield met for lunch on Friday 7 December to raise funds to support the work of the charity PATCH (Palliation and the Caring Hospital).
Read moreThe Dundas Medal has been awarded to the Specialist Palliative Care Team and Cardiothoracic Transplant Services at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital.
Read more£3300 was raised in a concert attended by more than 100 supporters in the Great Hall at Lord Lothian’s Monteviot House home, near Ancrum.
Read moreAnother incredible fundraising effort from Team Rautomead, who have worked so hard at fundraising for PATCH over the years.
Read more£1000 was raised at a golf competition held in aid of PATCH.
Read moreRoyal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and charity PATCH award inaugural medal to team acknowledging palliative care excellence.
Read moreAfter an incredible day at the RBS Dundee Kiltwalk, Rautomead walkers raised £5,432 for PATCH.
Read moreFriends of PATCH in the Borders held another successful tea party in aid of the charity. In addition to some wonderful baking, there was a raffle, sale of designer clothes and sale of hand-knitted tea cosies.
Read moreBalnabroich Farm, Blairgowrie, welcomes over 400 to Open Day in aid of PATCH.
Read moreCarol Ann Smith, who works in an acute surgical ward in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, recently graduated with a certificate in palliative care. The funding for her course, which is organized by St Columba’s Hospice and Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, was provided by PATCH.
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