A MEADOW at the National Trust’s Erddig will become a sea of blue later this year in aid of Nightingale House Hospice. The hospice is launching its third Sunshine Meadow this summer, selling specially designed everlasting Bluebells to help raise money for patient care. Working with the National Trust, 1000 bluebells made by the British Ironworks Centre in Oswestry, will be on display in the Moss Walk at Erddig. A bluebell can be purchased for £30 and become a touching tribute to the life of a loved one or a beautiful gift for a family friend or relative. The bluebells will be displayed from June 12th to July 16th. When the display period is over, bluebells can be collected from Caffi Cwtch, Nightingale House Hospice, Chester Road, Wrexham on Sunday 22nd August, Sunday 5th September or Sunday 12th September between 10am and 4pm or they can be posted out to individuals if postage has been paid.
Hospice set to hire next advanced nurse trainee to mentorship programme
A nurse at a Wrexham hospice is hoping 2021 is the year she gets to celebrate her graduation and welcome a new trainee on to the wards.
Kayley Mulley, is the first graduate from Nightingale House Hospice’s Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) mentorship scheme. And the good news is that the hospice will accept its’ second student later this year.
The ANP course bridges the gap between clinical, like nurses, and medical staff, such as doctors and means those who qualify can relieve pressure points within the team, and are qualified to look and deal with patients who have more complex needs.
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