Meet the team From our nurses to our porters, and from fundraising and retail to the frontline, everybody at Trinity plays a vital role in helping our patients and their loved ones make the very best of every moment. Meet members of the staff team, find out about their best moments and why they find working at Trinity so special: Paul, Chef As you walk into Trinity every face is friendly and smiling - it’s a place where I’m happy to come and do my job. A special moment has been making a wedding cake for a patient who was getting married in their last days of life. Emmanuella, Shop Manager at Streatham Hill Whenever people walk in the Streatham Hill shop, I like the wow factor smile they have in their face, surprised to see that there is a charity shop like ours in Streatham Hill. The fact that they leave satisfied with their purchase means everything to me and knowing our shop makes a difference to people at the hospice makes me happy. Becky, Speciality Doctor Until I worked here I never knew how calm and lovely a hospice would be. My favourite moments are when I see a patient or relative relax as they realise that it is beautiful and peaceful here, and not the frightening place they had imagined. Dovile, Shop Manager at Notting Hill Working as a shop manager, every day is different and there’s a lot of space to express one’s creativity and personality - and at the end of the day you know all that effort and hard work goes to a really good cause. My best moments at Trinity have been meeting amazing, kind people including staff, volunteers and customers. Andre, IT Assistant My favourite Trinity moment would have to be when I completed my apprenticeship in the IT department and got offered a permanent role. For me, the best thing about working at Trinity is definitely the atmosphere. Hannah, Senior Physiotherapist The best thing about working at Trinity is being part of such a kind, hardworking team. I am so lucky to have the job that I do – I love helping people to stay strong and independent, to live their life as fully as possible. Some of my favourite moments in the hospice have been seeing patients bird-watching in our garden and relaxing with their families – it shows that peace can be found during the most difficult of times. Ide, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Palliative Care Until I worked here I never knew that palliative care is more about living than dying. My favourite Trinity moment is about one of my first community patients – he loved to go out to his favourite coffee shop for a cappuccino, however his mobility deteriorated and it meant he was no longer able. I made calls to the wheelchair service explaining his situation and they got him a wheelchair. A few days later I drove passed him and his wife on their way to the coffee shop, with big smiles on their faces. Julie, HR Database & Reception Manager I have had the privilege of working for a caring and charitable organisation for almost 30 years, and I am surrounded by colleagues who all share the same goal. My favourite Trinity moment has to be when my partner Wayne and I exchanged rings in the hospice garden together with our friends and family. Beverley, Lead Care Coordinator, Wandsworth End of Life Care Coordination Service I love working at Trinity because of the team spirit. No one is looked down upon. We all work together in our separate departments to make a positive difference to every end of life care patient and their loved ones that need us. Being part of WEOLCCS is second to none. We work in the spirit of excellence which reflects Trinity’s values. No day is the same. By just taking one phone call, we can arrange multiple services to help provide the care someone needs in the community to be able to stay at home. To me that is amazing. I’m a part of that? WOW. Grattan, Head of Events and Major Gifts I love working at Trinity as from the moment I first stepped through the door it was such a warm and welcoming place. I am always overwhelmed by the amazing support of our local community, and the incredible and inventive things our supporters do to raise vital funds for this much loved local charity. 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