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Autumn & Winter 2018
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In this issue...
Spread the Word Kirkwood Stories
Find out how you can help We make a real difference for
Kirkwood to reach more people affected by life limiting
people who need support. illnesses. Read their stories.
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Help us ‘Spread the Word’!
Welcome to our Autumn & Winter Newsletter. It’s been a while since I have
written a piece for this magazine! I want to take this opportunity to update you
about our future plans and ask for your help in shaping the future of Kirkwood.
It was a privilege for me to confusion about the services Michael Crowther
be a part of Kirkwood’s 30th Kirkwood provides, who we are Chief Executive
Anniversary celebrations last year. here for and when people can
As well as looking back at our access our care and support. We We have now published our
achievements and celebrating also learnt that this confusion vision and ambitions and we’ve
the amazing contribution of is not just amongst the general used these messages to create a
our local community, it was public, but many of our manifesto. It’s called ‘Spread the
important to use our 30th colleagues in the healthcare Word’, and we need your help
Anniversary to look to the future. sector too. This confirms to to share these messages with as
As one of our valued us that we need to improve many people as possible!
supporters, you already know understanding about the care Kirkwood is here to support
what a difference our care can Kirkwood provides - like the anyone affected by a life limiting
make. But we know that there are fact that we offer support for illness, every step of the way, and
still people in our community that people with any life limiting we need your help to make sure
we don’t reach; perhaps because illness, including dementia and that people better understand
they don’t realise that we can help neurological conditions - if we are how we can support them.
people with lots of conditions, and to help more people in the future. Our vision and ambitions from
at any stage of their journey. In the coming years, we will ‘Spread the Word’ have been
Through lots of discussions, be focussing on tackling some of recreated in the centre pages of
and market research that was these challenges and I am excited the newsletter; please take a look
carried out across the year, we to announce the launch of an and help us to reach more people
have learnt that there is a lot of ambitious plan for the future. who may need our help!
The Venue set to be transformed for Ball
The Venue, in Barkisland, is set to be transformed into a Narnia-inspired wonderland for one night only!
This Winter, Kirkwood is dazzlingly unique performance incredible. We’re so excited to
returning to Narnia for one night from a special artist, followed by welcome our guests to a night
only at our annual Charity Ball! music from a live band. of amazing fun and glamour.
The black-tie event, sponsored A ‘Grand Auction’ and other What happens in Narnia, stays
by Holmfirth Dyers, takes place fundraisers will also take place in Narnia, we say!”
on Saturday 10th November, during the evening. Tickets are priced at £59 per
and tickets are now on sale. “This will most definitely be person and can be purchased
Guests will step foot into the an immersive event, which is individually or in tables of 8, 10
professionally-staged venue being designed to ‘wow’ our or 12.
through a The Lion, the Witch and guests.” explains Kirkwood’s Kate
the Wardrobe-style coat-filled Leadbeater. To book, visit
cupboard, before being treated “Our annual Ball is always a www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/ball
to an evening of entertainment. night to remember, but this year or call: 01484 557911
On arrival, reception drinks we’re going bigger and better
will be served, followed by a four- with the theme. Having Eric’s – an
course dinner by Eric’s Restaurant established name in Huddersfield Kindly
– the official caterer of The Venue. – as the caterer is amazing, and sponsored
Guests will be treated to a facebook.com/KirkwoodHosp
the entertainment will be by:
@KirkwoodHospice instagram.com/KirkwoodHospice
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Sunday 30th September!
Brighten up your life by
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11AM and Family Fun Day. Run, walk,
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with vivid colour all along the 5k
course.
New for 2018, you can now
Closes at Midnight on Sunday 23rd September
make an afternoon of it and
Adults £20 Adults £25 enjoy our Family Fun Day. With
Children* (16 and Under) £14 Children* (16 and Under) £20 inflatables, activities, live music,
Family (2 Adults, 2 Children) £60 *Under 3s GO FREE! competitions, food and drink,
there is something for everyone!
The Colour Rush is kindly sponsored by:
SIGN UP ONLINE AT:
WWW.KIRKWOODHOSPICE.CO.UK/COLOUR
OR CALL US ON: 01484 557911
Thank you to Oakwell Hall Country Park
& West Yorkshire Artificial Lawns
Gardens in Bloom
Everyone who visits the Hospice and its gardens is impressed by the
careful planning and design that has gone into making it not only a
haven of peace and tranquility, but an invaluable facility for patients,
visitors and the Kirkwood team alike.
We are proud to announce that host a wide range of activities Kirkwood’s
this year, our gardens have been and events for patients, families Brick Appeal,
entered into the prestigious and volunteers all year round. the gardens have
‘Yorkshire in Bloom’ competition Day-to-day activities for become a true
– part of the largest horticultural patients include chair-based community facility, where people
campaign in Europe. An awards exercises, garden boules, bean can come together to remember
ceremony will be held later this bag throwing, spiritual therapy and reflect. Kirkwood’s two major
month at York Racecourse where and many more activities In-Memory fundraising events,
we will discover our destiny! targeted towards enablement the Sunflower Memories Appeal
Keeping our garden in tip-top and improving quality of life. and Light Up A Life, place the
condition all year round takes As part of our ‘Share & Care’ gardens at their heart.
a lot of time and effort from a Group, our annual tea party for
dedicated team of volunteer carers also gives those caring for Find out how we got on at the
gardeners. someone living with a life limiting Yorkshire In Bloom awards at:
Covering a good half acre, illness space to unwind and relax. www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/news
Kirkwood’s gardens provide us From fundraising events to
with an invaluable backdrop to
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Celebrating Kirkwood’s Admiral Nurse Service
After two years spent developing a brand new service for people living with dementia at the end of life,
Kirkwood’s very first Admiral Nurse, Jacqueline Crowther, is passing the baton to her successor, Rachel
Guest.
With dementia now accepted as
a life limiting illness, Kirkwood’s
first Admiral Nurse service was
introduced back in 2016. The
aim was to improve end of life
care and experiences for people
living with dementia and their
carers in Kirklees.
Since then, Jacqueline, along
with the multi-disciplinary team
at Kirkwood, have worked hard Jacqueline
Rachel Guest (right) is taking over from
pice Adm iral Nurse.
to open up services to people Crowther as Kirkwood’s Hos
and their families living with
dementia, and develop these
services for the future. saw the launch of the Kirkwood ensure that people living with
From creating Kirkwood’s Memory Café at the Denby dementia, and their families, are
own Dementia Champions to Dale Community Library, which included in specialist palliative
delivering Dementia Friends provides a space for people care services. I have just been the
sessions to over 300 people, the with memory problems to have facilitator, but I am so proud of
first two years have brought with social time and get advice and everything we have achieved here.
them many successes. information from the Hospice “I have worked with people
With the support of the Admiral Nurse. with dementia for 38 years and I
Admiral Nurse, many people in Jacqueline said: “As the quote wouldn’t have it any other way.
Kirklees dying with dementia goes: ‘Life is pleasant, death is It’s now my time to go, but I have
have been helped to stay in peaceful, it’s the transition that’s every faith that Rachel will do
their preferred place; whether in troublesome.’ a brilliant job to continue this
their family home or a familiar “It has been a pleasure to service.
environment, with loved ones support Kirkwood and Kirklees in “Thank you, Kirkwood, for
around them. June 2018 developing their services to touching my life.”
ael
Imagine the adrenaline coursing rush of excitement as you take Mich
through your veins and the wind on the Kirkwood Wing Walk -
in your hair as you soar higher one of the world’s most feared
and higher, strapped to the roof challenges!
of a plane! Imagine the sheer
Register your interest at:
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/wingwalk
or email: fundraising@kirkwoodhospice.co.uk Debs
@KirkwoodHospice facebook.com/KirkwoodHosp instagram.com/KirkwoodHospice
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We are delighted to announce board – receiving more votes
that Kirkwood Hospice has than Castle Hill and even Felix the
been revealed as the very Huddersfield Station Cat!
first space to ‘Pass GO’ on the This is as a fantastic
brand new Monopoly board for opportunity to widen the to think so many people from
Huddersfield. awareness of Kirkwood Hospice our community have chosen to
Kirkwood will get to star on in Kirklees, and it is a true support us in this way.”
its own Community Chest space testament to the support out Our success wouldn’t have been
along with another Huddersfield there in the community. possible without the help of our
charity yet to be announced, and Chief Executive, Michael amazing volunteers, supporters
Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust Crowther, said: “As a local charity and employees getting those all-
who have bagged a Community that cares for thousands of important votes in. Thank you!
Chest card. people across Kirklees, we are The game will be released
Kirkwood easily topped a absolutely delighted to have on Friday 19th October - just in
public poll to appear on the topped the poll. It’s amazing time for Christmas!
Itching to get your hands on a copy? The Huddersfield edition of Monopoly is now available to
pre-order on our website at: www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/shop
FACE YOUR FEARS
TAKE ON ADVENTURE
FIND YOUR WILD
A BRAND NEW
EVENT FOR 2019
WATCH OUR PROMO AT:
KIRKWOODHOSPICE.CO.UK/GOWILD
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
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Kirkwood Nurses celebrate their success
Kirkwood is delighted to announce that three of its clinical professionals have achieved a qualification
in End of Life Care. Their success will help Kirkwood to increase knowledge and skills across the team.
Three Kirkwood employees are was keen to apply to study for the time spent.
among the very first to complete qualification in order to develop “We learnt a lot on the
a brand new qualification in her skills. course about the importance of
End of Life care. Colette Land Colette, who joined Kirkwood Advanced Care Planning.
and Moira Solomou, both staff in 2017, said: “Before starting “This knowledge has definitely
nurses on Kirkwood’s In-Patient my nursing role at Kirkwood, I helped me to identify those
Unit, and Katie McNamara, a had worked for 12 years in acute patients that I look after in the
Physiotherapist at the Rosewood medical care, and although I had Hospice who might not have
centre in Dewsbury, achieved a skills in end of life care, I wanted considered their future care in
Postgraduate Certificate in End to develop them further and depth, and how it can influence
of Life Care from the University broaden my knowledge and skills. the type of support needed on
of Huddersfield earlier this “Hopefully what I have learnt the In-Patient Unit.
summer – passing all their will be reflected in the care I give “I would definitely recommend
assignments with flying colours. to patients and relatives here at the course to my colleagues as it
The course, which was Kirkwood.” is a valuable qualification to have
developed by Kirkwood in The postgraduate course and consolidates and expands
collaboration with the University involved lots of work for the three upon what we do in our day to
of Huddersfield, focussed on students, but Staff Nurse Moira day working lives.”
building key skills and knowledge Solomou believes the hard work The qualification was a strong
around caring for people at the was well worth it. bonding experience for Colette,
end of life. “The workload that came with Moira and Katie, as Colette
As well as educating the course was significant.” said explains: “Being able to study
students on the importance of Moira. “All three of us put in a lot alongside my colleagues Moira and
individualised, holistic care, the of hours in our own time to get it Katie was invaluable as it meant
course also covered learning completed. But because it was all we could support each other.
on how to support families and relevant to the work that we do “We celebrated together when
loved ones in a range of settings. and a lot of it involved reflecting we got our results. We were all
Senior Staff Nurse, Colette, on our practice, it was valuable really proud of one another.”
Betty Walsh: A Kirkwood Pioneer had the care and support they
deserved.”
Betty Walsh was one of several Over the next few years, Betty Sadly, Betty died in December
local people who met one dedicated her life to fundraising; 2017. Without people like Betty,
summer’s evening in 1981 organising events and even Kirkwood Hospice would not be
to discuss the possibility of a forming the Dalton Support here today.
hospice for Kirklees. Group, which went on to raise Read Betty’s story
Betty had recently cared for thousands for Kirkwood. at our website or by
her Husband, John, at home, Betty’s son, Mike, said: “Mum scanning this code:
who died from lung cancer in was determined to make the
1979. At the time, there was no dream of a hospice in Kirklees a
care available locally for those reality, to ensure that local people
approaching the end of life. suffering from terminal illnesses
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A Wedding to remember
Back in May 2015, Margaret Godsman, of Cleckheaton, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of lung
cancer. When her daughter, Fiona, got engaged to marry Roger Brown, the family were unsure whether
Margaret would be able to make the special day. However with the help of Kirkwood Hospice, she did.
This is Fiona’s story…
“When Mum was diagnosed, it happen. The therapists did Hospice – and to dig deep. Fiona
she was diagnosed as terminally Mum’s nails and there was even said: “When my brother Nigel
ill. We did all sorts to keep her the option of having her hair and I first walked through the
positive, which she always done. doors here at Kirkwood, we felt
remained throughout. “A nurse volunteered to help such a big relief. It was very hard
“Mum came to Kirkwood take Mum to the venue on the to make Mum comfortable at
Hospice on the Tuesday, and day, and there were two different home, it was a lot of pressure
there wasn’t much hope that types of wheelchair to make sure and we didn’t want her suffering.
she’d be able to make it for the that she was comfortable. I was Here, it is 24/7 support. Not only
wedding at the weekend. It looking out of the hotel window the care for your loved one, but
seemed the nearer the wedding when she arrived. I saw her wave the support for you too. We have
was coming, the worse her health up to me and I knew she’d made access to holistic therapies and
was getting. it. Everybody said how brave and there is always somebody to talk
“But the first thing she said how beautiful she looked. to.
when she came into the Hospice “I know that if Mum hadn’t “We’ve all said if there was
was ‘I’m going to go to the been at the Hospice, she wouldn’t anywhere to have your last days,
wedding.’ She chose her outfit have made it to the wedding. what a lovely place it is to be.
a couple of months before and Having her there on the day The nurses are more than nurses,
every day she said she was going made it all worthwhile.” they’re like angels. There’s a real
to be there. The wedding was a Fiona’s brother, Nigel sense of calm and tranquility and
big thing keeping her going and Godsman, had the idea to take I can’t praise it enough.”
she knew she had to get there. collection boxes to the wedding
“When we knew there was to raise funds for Kirkwood, and a Margaret died peacefully at
a chance of Mum being able to big part of the wedding speeches Kirkwood Hospice surrounded by
come, the Matron at the Hospice focussed on encouraging people friends and family shortly after
went above and beyond to make to find out more about Kirkwood the wedding.
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
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The best possible care
Spread the Word
This page is an extract from ‘Spread the Word’, which shares our vision and ambitions for the future. We
believe that anyone affected by a life limiting illness should have access to the best possible care, whenever
and wherever they need it, but we need your help to make sure that people know more about how we can
support them. You can find the full document on our website at: www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
Please share this message and help us to reach more people who may need our help!
We are here to support anyone affected by a life limiting illness, every step
of the way.
1. We are here for you when 3. We provide the best care
you need us for you at the end of life
As soon as you are diagnosed with a When supporting you at the very
life limiting illness, Kirkwood is here end of life, whether in the Hospice
to offer you the right advice and or at home, you will receive the best
support. care from our team of experienced
professionals.
With
2. We focus on what matters 4. We support families during on y
to you illness and in bereavement
jour
We help you to maintain and Our whole team support families
improve your quality of life so that and carers at any time, helping you
you can focus on what is really and your family to find ways to cope
important to you. with grief and move forward.
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Who we are u r A m b i t i 8
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We are Kirkwood In the next ten years, we will:
• Helping to improve the lives of • Double the number of people we
people affected by any life limiting support
illness in our local communities
• Continue to provide the best
• Supporting people to improve possible care for patients, carers
their quality of life and remain as and families
independent as possible
• Work with our local communities
• Helping people to maintain their to highlight our work and improve
dignity until the very end understanding of end of life care
• Supporting families and loved ones • Become the go-to charity for
during illness and in bereavement anyone affected by a life limiting
illness
• We do all of this with compassion,
care and expertise
5. Helping others on
their journey Champion
Kirkwood in your
For many, supporting Kirkwood community
following the death of a loved one
is an important way to pay tribute
to their life. Your help, in whatever Volunteer
form it takes, will make sure we are a little time
h you here to support others on their own Make a
journey. donation to help
your us provide care
rney We need the help of our community
to make sure that everyone affected Think
by a life limiting illness has access about leaving a
to the very best care and support. gift in your
We need to raise £19,000 every day will
to keep our services going. You can Spread
help in lots of ways... the word!
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
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Light up a Life
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the privilege of caring for Kae
Mahoney during the last week
of her life. Kae’s stepson, Conor,
will be remembering her at this
year’s Light up a Life. Here’s
why...
“
Christmas is a very special time of year when people often
remember, reflect and celebrate the lives of loved ones. At Kae was someone who I really
Kirkwood Hospice, thousands of people come together every looked up to. I could talk to her
December as part of our Light up a Life Appeal to remember people about anything and her approach
they love by dedicating a light in their honour on our Tree of Lights. to life had a massive influence on
me. I miss her terribly. I’ll never
You may want to remember ceremonies will be ticketed forget how Kirkwood looked after
someone who has died and is (free admission), with 400 us all during a really traumatic
forever in your thoughts. Or, you tickets available for each event time. Christmas was a time that
can remember someone living on a first come, first served Kae loved and this will be our
away from home who you may basis. A third event, an indoor first one without her. It will be a
be missing as the year draws to service, will take place at the difficult time but I look forward to
a close. Longcauseway Church, taking part in Light up a Life this
"
This year we will once again Dewsbury, on Saturday 8th year to remember my amazing
hold two special ceremonies in December at 12noon. step-mum.
our grounds at the Hospice on
consecutive days; Saturday 1st To remember someone you love,
Kindly Supported By:
and Sunday 2nd December or to find out more, please call
at 4.30pm. These outdoor us on: 01484 557911 or visit
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/
lightupalife
Back in June, 1,265 walkers laced Thank you to our amazing
up and took part in our biggest supporters, Investec
ever Midnight Memory Walk. Wealth & Investment
Together they pledged to raise a and Shepley Spring.
fantastic £117,000 for Kirkwood!
Thank you to everyone who
Thank you to the
took part, volunteered and Kindly sponsored by: University of Huddersfield
supported us. for their support.
Next year’s walk will take place on Saturday 22nd June.
To be the first to find out when we launch the 2019 Midnight Memory Walk, register your interest at:
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/mmw
@KirkwoodHospice facebook.com/KirkwoodHosp instagram.com/KirkwoodHospiceQuick Tip
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Do you have a QR Code reader
on your phone? Simply scan the
Kirkwood Stories codes below to see the stories in
full, or visit our website at: www.
Kirkwood’s services make a real difference for people affected kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/stories
by life limiting illnesses in our community. Here are just a few of
their stories...
Janine & Robert Mum at home in her final few for the families and those that can
weeks, they supported us. We stay here is amazing. It brings us
Janine and Robert Ross had so much support!” comfort each time we come.
visited Kirkwood to dedicate a Robert: “Andrew [from the “Kirkwood offers so much
Sunflower to wife and mum, Sue Community Team] was great. support. They even offered
Ross, who was supported by the He could talk to Sue, give her counselling for the
Community Palliative Care Team. reassurance and answer any children after
Robert: “Sue was wonderful. She questions that she wouldn’t ask losing their
did everything for everybody. And us. She was so brave. He used to gran.”
she was a lot of fun, full of life.” come and hold her hand. He was
Janine: “She was my best so good, we couldn’t have asked
friend. Kirkwood provided for better help.”
palliative care. Although we kept Janine: “What Kirkwood offers
Richard &Jean Jean said: “When you’ve got
a breathing problem and can’t
hasn’t been doing at home for
a long time. I think being in the
Richard Melville is living with get out much, you feel as though company of everybody else and
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary you’re isolated and as if you’re feeling secure really helps.”
Disease (COPD) and has recently the only one going through
started attending Kirkwood’s something. We came here and
Breathe Better sessions, along discovered that everybody feels
with his wife and carer, Jean. the same, and it’s quite normal. It
Richard said: “I like it because was very reassuring to know that.
it’s relaxing, there are very nice “It surprised me the first time
people and it’s not over-bearing. we came because Richard walked
It’s lovely.” all around the garden, which he
Kath Trueman “We put on an event with work clay modelling and even
and raised quite a lot of money. Reflexology, so I knew I
An inspirational Huddersfield “I soon realised that I was wanted to do something
family raised £3,917 at a coming to Kirkwood Hospice, to give back to
fundraising ball to ‘give back’ after and the money I’d raised for the Hospice.”
the support Kath received from MacMillan wasn’t coming back
Kirkwood’s Support & Therapy here for the things that Mark
centre. and I were benefitting from,
“When I was first diagnosed and I think that’s an important
back in January, I decided I message to get out.
wanted to do some fundraising “We come to Kirkwood for
for MacMillan Cancer Support. Carer’s support, Tai Chi sessions,
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Holmfirth Shop backs Jude’s Fundraising Challenge
Jude Sellmeyer became a loyal supporter and dedicated ambassador for Kirkwood Hospice following the
care her son, Jody, received at the end of his life. Back in June, Jude set off across Europe on a fundraising
mission to remember Jody, who sadly died from Motor Neurone Disease last year, aged just 38.
Riding on a Yamaha XJR display to mark Jude and Jody’s go on in the Hospice that
motorbike, Jude along with her story, including tiny details down people don’t know about.
friend, Martin Lyn, travelled to a bag of Maltesers, which were “Kirkwood is there for any life
through nine countries and Jody’s favourite chocolate. limiting illness, at any age and
across 16 borders, raising an Michaela said: “Kirkwood has that’s the message we need to
impressive £1,565. been amazing for both me and get out there.
Michaela Statham, Kirkwood Jude in different ways, but it’s “If we didn’t have the Hospice
Hospice’s Shop Manager in personal for both of us.” in Jody’s care journey, I don’t
Holmfirth, heard about Jude’s Jude said: “Jody was incredibly know where we would have
story and knew she wanted to brave, incredibly courageous and been. Kirkwood has been, and
get involved. Michaela and her always had a smile on his face. still is, my lifeline.”
team set up a beautiful window “There are so many things that
Waterloo shop celebrates special anniversary
Back in July, employees and volunteers at Kirkwood’s Waterloo shop, including Manager John
Matthews, celebrated a special day as they marked the fifth anniversary of their grand opening!
Waterloo has gone from strength of people’s lives. We wouldn’t we are one big family.”
to strength since opening in do it if it wasn’t a pleasure, and Waterloo Shop Manager,
2013. It recently underwent a John’s a pleasure to work for.” John Matthews, would like
huge refurbishment - doubling Angela Tucker, who works to thank his wonderful staff
its floor space in the process. The at the shop, said: “We’re doing members including Glenys Wood,
shop has become a thriving hub something to give back, but we’re Angela Tucker and Toni Leigh
for the local community. also getting something out of it Morley, and all of his brilliant
Volunteer, Chrissie Trollip, said: too. It’s been a genuine pleasure volunteers for making the last
“John has made a change to lots building a community here and five years possible.
Our shops are in need of donations of unwanted clothes, toys, books and bric-a-brac. Please consider donating
to your local Kirkwood shop. You can find your nearest shop at: www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/shops
or by calling our Retail Team on: 01484
@KirkwoodHospice 540678
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Christmas Fair Santa’s Grottos Winter Woolly Day
Sat 24th November, 11am - 5pm Saturdays & Sundays from Friday 14th December
Sun 25th November, 11am - 4pm 17th November, 11am - 4pm
Oastler Building, University of Pennine (Shelley) & Birchencliffe Dig out your best (or worst)
Huddersfield Wyevale Garden Centres festive jumper and take part in
Kirkwood’s Winter Woolly Day this
Find the perfect gift, listen to December!
fantastic live music and entertain
the whole family at our annual
Find all our festive events at: www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/events
Christmas Fair!
CAMPAIGNS, GIFTS & GREETINGS
Share-a-Card Personalised Cards Find all our festive campaigns,
gifts and greetings at:
No need to panic about missing If you’re looking for that extra www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
someone on your Christmas card special touch, why not choose
list - share one card with your from one of our beautiful original
colleagues and friends. With the designs and finish it with a special
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businesses and individuals to luxury getaway? In return for your an experience, please contact the
donate a variety of memorable generous gift, we will acknowledge Fundraising team for more details.
experiences and unique items
to include in our online auction, Call: 01484 557911
which will take place on the 8th visit: kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/gift
and 9th November 2018. or email: fundraising@kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
Could our patients be at the heart
of your company next year?
Corporate partnerships play a means that our patients and
major part in providing patients their loved ones that are facing
Business Supporters’ Meet Up
with vital care and support. the hardest time of their life will Wednesday 17th October 2018
Fun, engaging, team building never have to face this alone. 4pm to 6pm at Kirkwood Hospice
events and campaigns capture Your support will enable the
the essence of working together Hospice to support patients Update from Chief Executive
Michael Crowther. All welcome - why
in partnership, fulfilling CSR through the most difficult of
not bring a work associate along too!
and providing great brand times, providing vital knowledge,
awareness at the same time as expertise, comfort and care to Please confirm your attendance to
raising much needed funds. ensure people can live the best Kate Leadbeater in Fundraising.
You and your company caring quality of life possible.
To put our patients at the heart of your company in 2019, please contact Kate Leadbeater in
Fundraising on: 01484 557911
@KirkwoodHospice or email: kate.leadbeater@kirkwoodwoodhospice.co.uk
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Raffle a
Christmas Hamper Tickets just
£1
We are looking for individuals,
companies, pubs and clubs to take
one of our fantastic Christmas
Hampers - along with 100 raffle Drawn on Friday 21st December 2018
tickets - to raffle to customers,
family or friends on behalf of
Kirkwood.
For tickets, visit: www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/superdraw
or contact the Lottery team on: 01484 557913
Find out more at:
www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk/hamper
Kirkwood Hospice Lottery Membership Form
Give the Gift Name:
of a Lottery
Address:
Membership Postcode: Tel:
Email:
The Kirkwood Hospice Lottery I would like to purchase 5 13 26 52 weeks membership at £1 per week.
is the perfect gift for a loved (please circle)
one this Christmas! Each Lottery We will send you or your recipient a reindeer teddy for 52 weeks membership.
membership helps us to care Your gift can be collected direct from the Hospice, from one of our shops or
can be delivered for £3.00.
for local people affected by life
limiting illnesses, and you’ll I enclose a cheque made payable to Kirkwood Hospice for: £
be giving your loved one the
chance to win £1,000 in cash Recipient’s Details (if applicable)
prizes every single week! Name:
This year, Lottery gifts range
from £5 to £52. If you choose to Address:
gift a year’s membership for £52,
we’ll send you a cute and cuddly
Christmas Reindeer Teddy. Postcode: Tel:
For any gifts between £5 and
Email:
£26, we will send
a gift card to you I would like the gift sent to the recipient by / / at a cost of £3.00
or directly to the
person you are OR I would like the gift sent to me at a cost of £3.00
buying it for. OR I will collect from the Hospice OR I will collect from a shop
It couldn’t be
easier to sign up Signed: Date: / /
a loved one this
Please return your completed form to: Lottery Department,
Christmas, simply Kirkwood Hospice, 21 Albany Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, HD5 9UY.
fill in and return
Registered with the Gambling Commission 000-030439-N-311653-009. If you have any questions,
the form on please call our Lottery Team on: 01484 557913 or email: lottery@kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
this page. www.gambleaware.co.uk Registered Charity No. 512987
Registered with the Gambling Commission 000-030439-N-311653-009.
Lottery players must be 16 years and above. Terms and conditions apply. www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk
See our website for details.Kirkwood Events Support Group Events Shop Directory
ALMONDBURY
89 Northgate, Almondbury HD5 8RX
Saturday 15th September 2018 Batley & Birstall Support Group 01484 428281 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Coffee Morning
Kirkwood Hospice, 10am - 12noon Saturday 10th November 2018
Winter Craft Fair BATLEY
Saturday 15th September 2018 Batley Town Hall, 10.30am - 3pm 89 Commercial Street, Batley WF17 5EF
It’s A Knockout 01924 420791 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
DRAM Sports and Community Centre, Ridgeway, Tuesday 27th November 2018
Dalton, Huddersfield, HD5 9QJ Fashion Show CLECKHEATON
Healds Hall Hotel, Liversedge, 7pm 47 Northgate, Cleckheaton BD19 3HS
Sunday 30th September 2018 01274 864667 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Colour Rush For more information and tickets, please contact
Oakwell Hall Country Park, Birstall the Fundraising team on: 01484 557911 DENBY DALE
335a Wakefield Road, Denby Dale HD8 8RT
Saturday 13th October 2018 01484 861087 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Kirkheaton Support Group
Coffee Morning
Kirkwood Hospice, 10am - 12noon Saturday 8th September 2018 DENBY DALE CAFÉ & GIFT SHOP
Sundown Swing Band 364 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, Huddersfield HD8 8RX
Wednesday 17th October 2018 United Church, New Road, Kirkheaton, 7.30pm 01484 860135 / Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm / Sat 9am - 12 noon
Business Supporters’ Meet Up
Kirkwood Hospice, 4pm - 6pm Thursday 25th October 2018 DEWSBURY
Beetle Drive 24 Longcauseway, Dewsbury, WF12 8EN
Thursday 8th & Friday 9th November 2018 United Church, New Road, Kirkheaton, 1:30pm start 01924 460122 / Mon - Sat 9am- 5pm
Gift of Giving Online Auction
Saturday 24th November 2018 eBay
Saturday 10th November 2018 Christmas Fayre Tel: 01484 540678
Narnia Ball United Church, New Road, Kirkheaton, 2pm - 4pm
The Venue, Barkisland, HX4 0AD, 7pm HECKMONDWIKE
To book your tickets for this event or for more info, 6A Northgate Retail Centre, Heckmondwike WF16 9RL
Saturday 17th November please contact Margaret Waddington Tel: 01484 01924 412289 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Santa’s Grotto Launch Event 348672 or Margaret Dyson Tel: 01484 302398
Birchencliffe and Pennine Wyevale Garden Centres HOLMFIRTH
Meltham Support Group 17 Victoria Square, Holmfirth HD9 2DN
Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th November 2018 01484 685020 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm / Sun 10:30am - 4pm
Christmas Fair Saturday 17th November 2018
Oastler Building, University of Huddersfield Harrogate Christmas Shopping Trip HONLEY
11am - 5pm (Sat) 11am - 4pm (Sun) For tickets contact Jean Clarke on: 01484 850800 21 Westgate, Honley HD9 6AA
01484 667439 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd December 2018 Thursday 6th December 2018
Light up a Life Festive Lunch HUDDERSFIELD
Kirkwood Hospice, 4.30pm Meltham Church Hall 5 Byram Street, Huddersfield HD1 1BX
For tickets contact Jean Clarke on: 01484 850800 01484 430326 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Thursday 6th December 2018
Christmas Pop-Up Shop KIRKBURTON
Kirkwood Hospice, 1:30pm - 6:30pm 66 North Road, Kirkburton HD8 0PA
01484 609312 / Mon - Sat 8:45am - 4:45pm
Saturday 8th December 2018
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Dates
Light up a Life
Longcauseway Church, Dewsbury, 12 noon 90 Acre Street, Lindley HD3 3EL
01484 452874 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Friday 14th December 2018
Winter Woolly Day MARSDEN
30 Peel Street, Marsden HD7 6BW
Saturday 15th December 2018 01484 768879 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm / Sun 10am - 4pm
Coffee Morning
Kirkwood Hospice, 10am - 12noon MARSH
142 Westbourne Road, Marsh HD1 4LF
Wednesday 9th - Saturday 12th January 2019 01484 541075 / Mon - Sat 9am – 5pm
Treecycling Collections
MELTHAM
Saturday 22nd June 2019 15 Huddersfield Road, Meltham HD9 4NJ
Midnight Memory Walk 01484 851372 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm / Sun 10am - 4pm
University of Huddersfield
MILNSBRIDGE
46 Market Street, Milnsbridge HD3 4HY
01484 652811 / Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
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