How Trinity can help you and your family Please note that there will be restrictions on visiting Trinity until further notice. Please read our most recent visiting advice before visiting. We're here to give you individualised support to address whatever needs you may have at any given time, regardless of where you receive your care. All of our care is completely free. Find out about eligibility for care from Trinity and view our catchment area map What we can offer you Our specialists provide a range support and services designed to keep you comfortable, active, independent, mobile and well - emotionally, physically, practically and spiritually - for longer. As well as nurses and doctors, our team includes counsellors, social workers, benefits advisors, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and complementary therapists. All of our staff are experienced in supporting people with life-limiting illnesses to manage the challenges that you and your family are facing. The support you receive might include managing the effects of your illness and treatment difficulties at home and at work, dealing with challenges to living independently and getting around, communicating with those close to you about your decisions for the future. Inpatient unit Our inpatient unit is designed to give you comfort, flexibility and privacy. Around 40% or our inpatients come for a short stay and return home after a relatively short period of inpatient care. Learn more about the inpatient unit Supporting you at home Most of our patients choose to be cared for at home by our Community Services team who provide specialist care to you and your family in the comfort of your own home. Find out more about receiving care at home Emotional and spiritual support It’s natural to experience a range of emotions when you are diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. Coping with the stress and uncertainty can be difficult and sometimes it is easier talking to a trained professional. Our specialist staff provide emotional support and counselling to patients, their families and carers. Practical support Dealing with the practicalities of adjusting to a life-limiting illness can be stressful. Our team can work with you to help you to live independently and stay active and mobile for longer in group or one-to-one sessions and can loan you equipment such as wheelchairs if they are required. If you are worried about money and how your illness might affect your finances, we can give you information and advice about benefits and financial assistance. All of the support outlined above is available to all Trinity patients and most is also available to your family, friends and carers, including children. Contact us about a referral FAQs about our care