Supporting you through a bereavement

This leaflet explains some of the emotions you might be feeling after someone close to you has died and outlines the help and support Trinity can provide.

Download the bereavement support leaflet

We can send hard copies of this leaflet to healthcare professionals and other local partners for free. Click here to place your order.

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Free Carers Week picnic at Trinity

To celebrate Carers Week we're inviting local unpaid carers of loved ones with serious illness to join us for a picnic and free wellbeing activities.
Macmillan Palliative and End of Life Care (PEOLC) Transformation Lead

*This role is offered via Macmillan Cancer Support and hosted by Royal Trinity Hospice This is an exciting opportunity for Macmillan Palliative and End of Life Care (PEOLC) Transformation Lead
Senior IT Support Technician

We have an exciting opportunity to join our small but busy IT team. This role will play a pivotal part in the overall delivery of the technology aspects of our new five year strategy. If this role is of interest to you please apply now.
Assistant Manager - North End Road

We have an exciting opportunity for an Assistant Shop Manager in our North End Road shop.

Your privacy: what you need to know about the information we keep about you

This leaflet has been written to explain Royal Trinity Hospice's privacy notice in an accessible way for children and young people to understand.
Delirium

Being able to spot delirium early is key to managing the condition which can be distressing for the person experiencing it and those around them.
Living Well and Outpatient Services
What to do if you are unhappy with our service
Improve your wellbeing with Complementary Therapy

Leaflet for Royal Trinity Hospice Complementary Therapies
A guide to services providing palliative care at home

Many people living with a life-limiting illness will have lots of different health and social care professionals involved in their care. This guide describes the roles of the different professionals
Anticipatory medicines

‘Anticipatory’ medicines are a small supply of medicines for you to keep at home, just in case you need them.
What to do when someone dies at home

What to do when someone dies at home. Informing the doctor. Contacting the funeral director. Registering the death. Fast-track death registration. Bereavement follow up. Medication and equipment. Other practical advice.
Giving as-required injections for pain and symptom control in the community

This booklet provides information and guidance for carers who have are giving as-required injections for pain and symptom control in the community.
Advance Care Plan: What matters to me

Our booklet "What matters to me: my wishes for my future care" may also be referred to as an advance care plan. It guides you through a range of personal, medical, financial and domestic questions that can be shared with those important to you.