Martlets Mail Spring 2014

Hospice Respite Service Speaking the same language >> Page 8

Our shops need you Find out how you can help>> Page 11

Events, personal stories and more inside

News from Martlets Spring 2014

Care, compassion and support

Walk to rememberFundraising stories>> Page 5

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Welcome to our first newsletter of 2014 Thanks to the grant from NHS England of £367,860 work on our new Therapeutic Suite is now well underway. I’ve been watching it grow with a great sense of excitement. It’s a fantastic way to be able to re-launch our community services which you can read all about in this newsletter.

The new services mean we’ll be able to help more patients and their families earlier on in their illness, I’m sure you know hospice care isn’t just about dying well, it’s also about living well.

However we couldn’t do any of this without you, so on behalf of everyone at the Martlets I’d like to thank you for your support.

Very best wishes

CarolineChief Executive Officer

Martlets HospiceWayfield Avenue Hove BN3 7LW

[email protected] 01273 273400

Thank you Doris Instead of presents for her 97th birthday last year Doris Aldridge very kindly asked for donations to the Martlets, and raised an incredible £400! On behalf of everyone at the Martlets we’d like to say a very big thank you! For more information on making a donation see page 10

As you can see from this artist’s impression, the new entrance to the Martlets Hospice will be bordered on both sides by walls of translucent glass bricks, allowing light to flood into and illuminate the Welcome Gallery.

Lit by sunlight in the day and beautiful lighting at night, the Welcome Gallery will represent a celebration of life. We are inviting Hospice supporters, be they individuals, families, groups or companies, to show their support by sponsoring a glass brick. Names will be signwritten onto a brick and sponsorship can be in

your own name or that of a loved one whose life you would like to celebrate.

Sponsorship costs £500 with names remaining on the bricks for a minimum of 5 years. This can be paid in one payment or over 10 monthly payments of £50.

To sponsor a brick contact Elizabeth Baxter on 01273 718785 or [email protected].

The Welcome GalleryA celebration of life at the Martlets Hospice

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Martlets day services Keeping people independent

150 calls a daySuccess for the Palliative Care Partnership

Legal & General raise a six-figure sum Local insurance company, Legal & General have raised an astounding £104,936 for the Martlets over the last 6 years. The Hove-based company first chose us as their charity for 2007, and staff worked incredibly hard to collect this amount.

Besides having collection boxes in their offices, their efforts included holding dress-down days, joining us at sponsored events like the Martlets’ Midnight Walk and the Noon Walk, and running a book exchange scheme. Their efforts were boosted by Legal & General’s employee match-funding scheme, which added even more incentive for staff to get involved. Staff have also collectively volunteered hundreds of hours to us over the years.

Staff themselves choose where the money they raise will be spent, choosing from our wish list. To date their donation has bought:

•6armchairs,5beds,18televisions and garden lights for our Hospice.•191daysofhospicenursingfor

patients in their own homes•275counsellingsessionsfor

patients and their families •82daysofhospicenursing

for patient in the Hospice In-Patient unit.

The money was formally donated at an event held on 16 January. We’d like to thank everyone involved for their time, enthusiasm and generosity.

We’re very pleased to report that our extended range of day services are now up and running. These services, which have always been available to our Hospice patients, are once again available to support patients with serious life-limiting illnesses who are living at home.

Patients and their carers can now visit our Rehabilitation Team at the Hospice for help and advice on mobility issues and keeping active. They can get advice on applying for benefits at our weekly Welfare Benefits Clinic, and our social worker

In Spring last year we formed the Palliative Care Partnership with the Sussex Community NHS Trust to give patients a central point of contact for all the specialist advice and support they need.

As part of this, we launched a 24-hour helpline. By the end of January we had already had nearly 500 new referrals to the Partnership, and the helpline was receiving on average 150 calls a day.

and chaplain are on hand if they need other practical or spiritual support.

Over the next few months we’ll be expanding these day services to include a complementary therapy service (read more on p9), legal advice clinics, art and music workshops plus self help and support.

Our day services, like all our services are free of charge and available to patients and their carers living in Brighton and Hove. Patients do need to be referred to the service by their healthcare professional.

Many of our calls are from patients with questions about how to manage their symptoms, but we’re also able to have important conversations with both patients and their families about how they’d like to be cared for in the future. It may not be an easy conversation to have, but being clear about patients’ wishes for the end of their lives has meant that 80% of our patients have died where we know they wanted to be.

The Welcome GalleryA celebration of life at the Martlets Hospice

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Save the date – 13th June 2014 For the biggest girls’ night out of the year

Our biggest fundraising night of the year is back and we need you to sign up. Whether you’re a Midnight Walk regular, or, a first timer, we can promise you an amazing atmosphere as hundreds of women take to the streets of Brighton & Hove at midnight.

Last year our brave walkers battled through wind and rain, but every single one of them made it back and between them they raised more than £112,000! This money will enable us to care for two patients every day this year, in their own homes.

Over the years our Midnight Walks have raised over £1,000,000 – this has paid for more than 2,500 days of care on our In-Patient unit. Today we look after more patients in the comfort of

Events

their own homes than in the Hospice itself, this kind of care costs just £138 per patient per day.

We know that it can be difficult to ask friends and family for sponsorship year after year. One way round this is to ask for small donations, or, if you’d rather not raise sponsorship at all, you can make a £25 donation along with your registration fee.

You can now also choose to do a shorter six-mile route, instead of the full 13 miles, if like some of us, you need to get a least a few hours of beauty sleep.

However you do it and whatever you raise, every penny makes a difference!

Enter now online www.themartlets.org.uk/midnight

Stars needed ! Would you like to be a Midnight Walk Star? Could you persuade 5 other women to sign up? We will give you everything you need and your own Midnight Walk sweatshirt. Contact Ruth – [email protected] – to find out more.

Join us for a night to remember! Take part in the Midnight Walk and help us

look after families when they need us most.

Enter online www.themartlets.org.uk/midnight

THE MARTLETS MIDNIGHT WALKFriday 13th June 2014

It was a privilege to walk with so many generous women and raise money for such

a fabulous cause. I think every one of us knows someone who has needed the compassionate care of the Martlets at some point.” Val Gayes

Thanks for a brilliant event. We

are very chuffed with ourselves this morning! Big thank you to all your team that kept us going! What an amazing bunch of ladies.” Nicky Chisholm


Small and quirky or big and rambling, whatever kind of garden you have, could you welcome visitors in this summer and raise funds for the Martlets? You choose the date and we’ll help with the organisation and the publicity.

Last year’s open gardens raised nearly £7,000 for the Hospice, and we’re asking local gardeners to help us raise even more in 2014.

To register your garden or simply for more information contact Antonia in the Fundraising Office on 01273 747455 or email [email protected]

Parachute for PatientsA number of adventurous supporters have already signed up to take a tandem jump from 12,000 feet at our next Parachute for Patients event on 11th May. Organised by Skydive Headcorn, the popular event is now in its 9th year.

The day includes training and the exhilarating experience of a 30-40 seconds freefall before your highly experienced instructor opens the chute and you drift down over the Kent countryside.

To take part you need to pledge to raise at least £395 in sponsorship. Places are limited, so book early, and by Friday 14th March at the latest. For more info, email [email protected] or call 01273 747455.

Walk to rememberJoin us on Sunday 16th March to remember someone who was special to you. Our sponsored Walk to Remember along Hove seafront is for everyone, from children to grandparents. The event starts at Hove Lawns Café and you can follow a 3, 5 or 12-mile route. We encourage you to bring a photo of your loved one, or to complete a dedication card to add to the Martlets memory wall at the start of the walk.

Entry is just £10 for adults and £5 for under-16s. To sign up, go to www.themartlets.org.uk/walk, call 01273 964200 or email [email protected].

Pooches on the promAnyone walking along the Brighton and Hove seafront on the morning of 19th January may have been slightly surprised by the sea of dogs rather than the crashing waves.

Almost 200 dogs (and their owners) took part in this, our first ever Pooches on the Prom event. Our canine friends raised over £10,000 with their efforts.

Dogs of all shapes and sizes (and a number of eye-catching outfits)

followed in the paw prints of walk leader Buster Blass, a one-eyed King Charles Spaniel. Depending on how energetic they were feeling, dogs chose to stroll either to Brighton Pier or to Madeira drive and back.

Entry to the sponsored walk was just £5 per pooch, and everyone went home with a doggy treat and a medal. All of the money raised by the Hospice’s furry friends will go towards funding our vital services.

Open Gardens in aid of the Martlets Hospice


Events Diary Thursday 6 March

Music Quiz Time to test your musical knowledge and be entertained! A curry supper is included in your ticket price; teams of up to 6 people are welcome.

Venue: Boundary Rooms, Sussex County Cricket Club, Eaton Road, Hove BN3 3AN

Tickets: £15 Email [email protected] or call 01273 964200

Sunday 9 March, 7pm

A Classical SpectacularInspired by the world-famous Dutch musician Andre Rieu. Popular classical favorites and Last Night Of The Proms Finale

Venue: All Saints Church, The Drive, Hove

Tickets: from £12.50. Call the Box Office on 01273 555089

Sunday 16 March

Walk to Remember A sponsored walk for all the family along Hove seafront.

Venue: Hove seafront starting and finishing at Hove Lawns Café

Registration: £10 adults, £5 children, family entry £20. Contact the Fundraising office on 01273 964200 or email [email protected]

Sunday 23 March, 2-5pm

Barn Dance Sussex-based ceilidh band Tight Squeeze will be providing the live music. Their barn dances are all about having fun and with folk music from around the world it’ll be hard to sit still!

Venue: All Saints Church Hall, Eaton Road, Hove

Tickets: £7.50 adults and £3.00 children (under 12s free) Email [email protected] or call 01273 964200

Saturday 29 March, from 6pm

Steak Night Choose your steak or veggie alternative and enjoy a night in aid of the Martlets, with a raffle and auction it could be your lucky night.

Venue: The Downs Hotel, Warren Road, Woodingdean

Tickets: Email [email protected] or call 01273 390860

Saturday 12 April, 7pm

Mayor’s Variety ShowCompered by Ambrose Harcourt in aid of the Mayor’s Charities, acts include Brighton Theatre Group’s Grease, A2Arts Academy, and comedy impressionist Drew Cameron to name a few.

Venue: Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove

Tickets: £7.50 per person. Tickets available from the Fundraising office on 01273 964200

Sunday 13 April, 10am

Brighton Chicken Run Run like a chicken and earn your egg, there’s a 5k adult chicken run and 500m chicks dash for children. Your entry fee includes your very own chicken costume and a chocolate egg when you finish!

Venue: Hove Park, Hove.

Registration: From £16 for adults and £7.75 for children, enter online http://brightonandhovechick.wix.com/brightonchickenrun

Sunday 27 April

Martlets Women’s Duathlon New for 2014, Cycle 3k round the oldest cycle track in the country. Run 3km in the beautiful surroundings of Preston Park. Pit yourself against the clock and raise as much sponsorship as you can!

Venue: Preston Park, Brighton

Registration: £10. Enter online www.themartlets.org.uk/duathlon or call Clem 01273 747455

Sunday 11 May

Parachute for PatientsA 12,000 feet tandem skydive is the ultimate in thrill-seeking. There are only limited places available and bookings must be made by Friday 14th March.

Venue: Headcorn Airfield, Maidstone, Kent

Registration: Email [email protected] or call 01273 747455 for more info

Sunday 18 May

Heroes v Villains RunAre you a hero or a villain? Join the race of good versus evil along Brighton seafront. For the first time the Martlets has places for both the 10k and the 5k race. Whichever side you choose we’ll ask you to raise £100 in sponsorship for the Martlets Hospice.

Venue: Brighton Seafront

Registration: Email [email protected] or call 01273 747455 for more info


Hove Carnival 2013

Sunday 25 May

Bupa 10k LondonFollow in the footsteps of your Olympic heroes as you run along the London 2012 Olympic marathon route with 10,000 other runners.

Registration: contact Clem on 01273 747455 option 6 or email [email protected]

Monday 26 May, from midday

Bank Holiday Hove CarnivalA fun packed carnival for all the family. Don’t miss the dog show, fun fair rides, birds of prey, and cake competitions, to mention just some of the events on offer.

Venue: Hove Park

Tickets: Free entry

Saturday 31 May, 10am-1pm

Coffee MorningA coffee morning in aid of Martlets Hospice, sales of bric-a-brac, books, cakes and plants

Venue: 17 Fernhurst Crescent, Hollingbury, Brighton

Entry & refreshments: £1

Friday 13 June

Martlets Midnight WalkBack for an incredible 8th year andstill as popular as ever. Choose a 6 or 13-mile route.

Venue: Starting and finishing at Brighton Racecourse

Registration: £15. Enter online www.themartlets.or.uk/midnight or call 01273 964200 or email [email protected]

Sunday 27 July

Peacehaven Cliffs AbseilGet a bird’s eye view of the Channel from the top of Peacehaven Cliffs before you abseil 115ft down the chalk rock face to the ground below. No experience necessary. We will provide the equipment and qualified instructors to help you down the spectacular cliff face and onto the sea front.

Venue: Peacehaven Cliffs, Peacehaven

Registration: £20 to register, abseilers need to raise £100 in sponsorship, contact Clem 01273 747455 email [email protected]

Sunday 10 August

Prudential Ride London – Surrey 100The ride starts in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, then follows a 100-mile route on closed roads through the capital and into Surrey’s stunning countryside. With leg-testing climbs and a route made famous by the world’s best cyclists at the London 2012 Olympics, it’s a truly spectacular event for all involved.

Venue: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Registration: £40. Cyclists need to raise min sponsorship of £750 contact Clem 01273 747455 email [email protected]

Sunday 24 August

Peacehaven Cliffs Abseil Our second abseil of the year!

Venue: Peacehaven Cliffs, Peacehaven

Registration: £20 to register, abseilers need to raise £100 in sponsorship, contact Clem 01273 747455 email [email protected]

Sunday 31 August, 9am Highs and Lows SportiveA sponsored cycle sportive around the glorious Sussex countryside starting and finishing at Plumpton College near Ditchling. Choose your route either a 45, 56, 68-mile course

Venue: Plumpton College, Plumpton,

Registration: contact Antonia or Clem on 01273 747455 or email [email protected]

All Martlets riders are asked to raise a minimum of £100 in sponsorship

Tuesday 9 September, from 10.30am

Championship Cricket at the County Ground, Sussex v Lancashire Hove Soiree Rotary Club are hosting a Cricket Day at Sussex County Cricket Ground. Your ticket includes a three course lunch and a full day’s cricket.

The day’s play begins at 10.30am and you will have full use of the marquee from that time - a great opportunity to enjoy a relaxing two hours’ cricket before the lunch.

Venue: Sussex County Cricket Ground, Eaton Road, Hove

Tickets: £45 from [email protected] or call 01273 747455

Peacehaven Cliffs

abseil

The next Parachute for Patients is on 11 May


Respite serviceSpeaking the same language Alma believes it’s easy to write people off when they have dementia, to think because they don’t seem to recognise you they can’t communicate. But she knows that isn’t the case.

Mary, Alma’s mum has lost the ability to speak English because of her dementia. She can now only speak Spanish. Mary is cared for once a week by the Martlets Respite Service. All carers from the service are carefully matched to their patients and families, and Mary’s family felt strongly that having a native Spanish-speaking carer was vital for her wellbeing.

Alma explained, “Since Yamila has been visiting Mum she’s started to communicate again and she’s full of life. I know she looks forward to her coming. Yamila

cares for Mum with patience, complete dedication and kindness. I’m sure that this is what’s really helped her come out of herself again. ”

“Mum is still Mum, she understands what we say to her. My Mum has always been very feisty; our home has always been full of life, loud and vibrant. We’re still like that, Mum needs that, it’s what she’s always known and loved.”

Mary’s husband Ian is her main carer. With Yamila’s weekly visits he’s able to pop out to the shops or the pub – things he can’t do while he’s looking after Mary. He told us how much Mary needs the familiarity of home, how happy it makes her. He goes on to explain how Yamila has helped his wife.

“When Yamila first visited us Mary had had a bad fall and had lost her mobility and confidence. Yamila gradually built her confidence up. Today she can walk all the way to the beach. It might take a long time to get there and lots of patience, but Yamila understands how important it is for Mary.”

It’s thanks to support from people like you that Mary and her family are cared for by the Martlets Respite Service. The Respite team made 132 visits last month. This specialist service is unique in the city, and in great demand. All the carers working in the Respite service are from the team at Martlets Care. For more information on the care agency visit www.martletscare.co.uk

Our stories


Complementary therapies at the Martlets

Arts and crafts volunteers

As you’ll probably know, complementary therapies can have a relaxing and calming effect, helping to ease anxiety and enhance feelings of well-being. In January this year we launched our new complementary therapies service, initially it’s running on the In-Patient Unit, but later in the year we’ll be expanding it so the service is available to patients and their carers living in the community. The therapies are provided by professional therapists working as volunteers and patients can chose from a ‘very light touch’ massage or reflexology.

Sarah and Maureen volunteer on the In-Patient Unit helping hospice patients and their families to enjoy being creative.

“Each morning we go round and talk to the patients. We’ll bring them along to the Activity Room if they’re well enough.” Maureen told us.

Sarah explained how patients often feel a bit wary to start with: “You usually hear ‘I’m not artistic’ or ‘I don’t enjoy that kind of thing’. That’s why it’s useful to take something

simple with us and once they get stuck into it they really enjoy it. We’ve learned how important it is to make things achievable in a short space of time.”

Maureen was inspired to volunteer after the help she received from the Martlets when her husband died. If you’d like to volunteer at the Martlets contact our Volunteer Co-ordinators Alison and Philippa on [email protected] or call 01273 273400.

On the In-Patient Unit we offer therapy over three afternoons a week. With five therapists we’re able to give 28 30-minute massage or reflexology sessions a week.

The feedback from our patients has been excellent. One of our patients who had a hand and feet massage told us “it was very relaxing…it relaxed the tension in my feet substantially and I slept for an hour and a half afterwards.’

Following the pilot, our aim is to expand the service, so that we can offer therapies every afternoon of the week in IPU and as part of our day services.

Last year, thanks to your

donations…

Key facts

We cared for 255 patients on our In-Patient Unit

And 431 in the comfort of their own homes

We counselled

145 people through their

bereavement

Our In-Patient Unit made it possible for 181 people to die in a caring environment

Hospice at Home team carried out 3,097 home visits

Our social workers

supported 209 patients

and their families with

help and advice

Our occupational

therapist helped 92 patients remain as

independent as possible

We gave 70 carers respite from their care duties with

1,691 respite visits


Every donation we receive is important, but a regular monthly donation direct from your bank account is particularly helpful as it allows us to plan better for the future and make the best use of our resources.

Sam Ghibaldan tells why she donates in this way: “Dot was my neighbour and over time became a surrogate grandmother. She was such fun with a fantastic zest for life. I loved pottering around our gardens together and drinking copious cups of tea. Even when she became poorly she still had her good humour and always looked her best.

Sadly Dot was diagnosed with cancer. She was admitted to Martlets

and I just couldn’t believe how amazing it was there. From the caring and peaceful environment to the dignified personal care – it was exceptional. Knowing Dot’s appearance was important to her the nurses ensured her hair was done and nails painted, which really cheered her up. She even had her CD player, singing along to treasured old tunes. Dot died in the Martlets in peace, with dignity and without pain – her death as good as it could be.

Sam and her husband give a monthly donation to charities dear to them and when choosing a local charity for Sam there was only one option.

Our stories

“The thought of not having Martlets for people when they need end-of-life care is inconceivable to me. I’ve seen first hand the huge difference it makes to patients and their families and I know the money is very well spent. Setting up a standing order was easy and we honestly don’t miss the monthly donation. And with gift aid it’s also tax efficient. It’s a small price to pay to thank Martlets for all they did for Dot.”

If you would like to make a regular donation please fill in and return this form.

Will you make a real difference and become a Martlets Regular Giver?

I would like to give a regular gift of £ until further notice

Please debit my bank account every month quarter year starting on MM / DD / YY YOUR DETAILS

Name

Address

Postcode

I am a UK Tax Payer – please send me a Gift Aid form

BANk ACCOUNT DETAILS

Account number Sort Code To the Manager of : Bank/Building Society

Branch Address

Postcode

Please pay to: Barclays Bank plc, Hove Branch, Account No 30428728 Sort Code: 20-12-75

I would like to make a regular donation to Martlets Hospice

Please return this form to: Martlets Fundraising Office, 5 Sussex House Business Park, 270 Old Shoreham Road, Hove, BN3 7DX


…need you!Do you have an eye for vintage or a love of retro? Do you want to gain experience in a retail environment? Why not volunteer in one of our shops?

We are given the most eclectic mix of items to sort, display and sell, and if you can spare 4 hours a week to help us do it, we’ll supply the tea and biscuits. Our 300 fabulous shop volunteers help us raise over £1 million a year.

We are especially short of hands on Saturdays in Lewes, and on Sundays in Peacehaven and Brighton. Join us today! Email [email protected] or call 01273 273400.

Shop from homeFor avid readers who can’t get into any of our shops, you can still get some excellent bargains and support us at the same time by shopping for your second-hand books online. We have over 38,000 titles in good condition, and we add new titles every day. You’ll find everything from cookery to clowns, romance to adventure, and you can buy from us either through Amazon or eBay.

We are also always looking for books to sell either online or on the high street, so if you have any you would like to donate, please drop them into one of our shops today.

Martlets Vintage Me fairs raise over £50,000Our first Vintage fair was held in 2009, when thanks to the generosity of our supporters the Martlets Church Street shop was full to bursting with vintage finds. Capitalising on this the shops team started to organise a regular fair. Keep an eye out for our next pop-up Vintage Me shop in Brighton.

Jazz says Goodbye This small, photo-led book, describes the process of grief through the eyes of Tibetan terrier, Jazz. Walking along Brighton seafront with Jazz was a great comfort to Victoria whilst her mother was ill and inspired the book.

Buy your copy from the Martlets shops, Waterstones in Brighton and online www.themartlets.org.uk/jazz-says-goodbye.

We’ll take it, pleaseOur ingenious donations team can turn almost anything you have into funds to help our Hospice. From electrical equipment to coats, stamps to broken jewellery, if you are wondering what to do with something you want to get rid of, ask at one of our shops.

Books and clothing in good condition are the most obvious donations, but we also recycle mobile phones and rags (anything made of material that we can’t sell) as well as furniture, coins, medals and any household goods.

We can even arrange a pick-up if what you have is too big to transport yourself: call the Hove Furniture Warehouse on 01273 721188 or the Peacehaven Furniture Warehouse on 01273 588808.

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Will Writing Fortnight12th to 23rd May 2014Book from 14th April

The Will Writing Fortnight is supported by 18 local Will writersoffering their services in return for a donation to the Hospice

About WillsHaving a professionally written Will is the best way to ensure that youcan protect those you love and remember the causes you care about.Landmark life events – such as moving house, having children,marriage, civil partnership, divorce, and retirement – are times toconsider writing or reviewing your Will. Or perhaps you have just nevergot round to making your Will.

About the SchemeBookings can be made from 14th April to 9th May. Please ensure youquote ‘Martlets Hospice Will Writing Fortnight’ when making yourappointment. You must be able to meet the Will writer during the

period 12th to 23rd May. Places are limited so do make yourappointment as soon as possible with any of the firms listed. Paymentmust be made to the Will writer on the day of your appointment bycheque to ‘The Martlets Hospice’. Please note that complex Wills areexcluded from this offer.

The Martlets Hospice is only one-third NHS funded. We care forpeople affected by terminal illness living in Brighton & Hove. We rely onpeople making gifts to us in their Wills for around 15% of our income.We need more people to remember us in their Wills so that we cancontinue to help local people cope with terminal illness. The Will WritingFortnight is an ideal opportunity for you to remember us in your Will.

in aid of Martlets Hospice

www.themartlets.org.uk Registered Charity No. 802145

Suggested minimum donations are:

£75 for an updating codicil • £110 for a single Will • £150 for a joint Will

For more information about our Will Writing Fortnight or about the Martlets and our need for gifts inWills contact Gary Moyle our Legacy Officer on 01273 747455 or email [email protected]

A great opportunity to make orupdate your Will and to support your local hospice

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