Weldmar Hospicecare Supporter Magazine Autumn 2021

SUPPORTERAUTUMN 2021
MAGAZINE FREE

Cover story: “The care and The hidden Why our
Introducing our consideration treasures in our volunteers do
brand new service – couldn’t have been charity shops what they do
Weldmar at Home better” Richard and
Christine’s Story Page 8 & 9 Page 10
Pages 4 to 6
Page 3 weld-hospice.org.uk

Providing ‘Outstanding’ end of life care to patients in Dorset

Rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission

Registered Charity Number 1000414

Update from Weldmar’s CEO Caroline Hamblett

Hello and welcome to our latest edition Weldmar at Home will complement On behalf of everyone at
of our Supporters Magazine and thank our other services, which are all Weldmar, thank you for
you for taking the time to take a read. provided completely free of charge supporter us and allowing
This is our opportunity to share with thanks to the generosity of our us to continue our care
you everything that is happening community. throughout Dorset.
across Weldmar Hospicecare right
now, and provide you with an insight We raise this money via our chain of Caroline
into how your vital support is making a charity shops where you can always Chief Executive
valuable difference in our community. find a hidden treasure and from
people holding events and activities
In our last edition, I spoke about on our behalf (including some very
the increased demand that we innovative ideas!). Gifts in Wills
were experiencing for our services, also play a significant role in
especially in the community. This has funding the care for one in every
become even greater, and we have three of our patients.
since sadly witnessed many occasions
where other specialist services across You can find out more about all of
the county have not been rapidly this, and more, in this magazine.
available, especially for those who Our services are still impacted by
want to be cared for at home in their the pandemic and this includes our
final days. ability to hold large scale fundraising
events, including our Summer Fête.
We have worked hard to understand But having your support has never
the demand and need within the been valued more.
community and thanks to the
exceptional generosity from our However you choose to donate to
supporters, and the help of Dorset Weldmar, thank you so very much.
Health Trust, we have been able to fund As without you, we wouldn’t be able
and launch our brand new service, to provide the vital hospice care each
Weldmar at Home. We have recruited and every day throughout Dorset.
a highly skilled and dedicated team
and you can find out more about this
service on pages 4–6.

2 weld-hospice.org.uk Richard
and Janet’s
Lottery Joy!

Well done to Janet Vater from
Winterborne Whitechurch who
scooped £1,000 on the Lottery
supporting Weldmar! “I couldn’t
believe it!” says Janet, “I’m very
happy, and think Weldmar do a grand
job, which is why we play the lottery
every week to support them.” She
and husband Richard are planning a
holiday to a favourite destination of
theirs – Torquay!

Playing the lottery is a fun, easy
and affordable way to support the
work of Weldmar Hospicecare.
Tickets cost just £1 and are available
from any Weldmar shop, or online
at weld-hospice.org.uk/lottery.

There are guaranteed weekly prizes of
£1,000 and £250, plus lots of chances
to pocket a tenner, and a Rollover
Jackpot , worth up to £25,000!

Richard and
Christine’s Story:

“It’s a seamless
service, just
wonderful”

Richard Prior was a popular local “There were lovely personal “The care and consideration, not
man. Always laughing, and someone touches too. We have two only for Richard, but myself and my
who loved people, according to his dogs at home, and suddenly daughter, couldn’t have been better.
wife Christine, whom he had been dog biscuits would start The chefs would come to see him
married to for 28 years. to appear!” when he couldn’t eat, doing whatever
they could to tempt him. Every day.
A shoe shop manager by trade, Richard also started attending They even liquidised his porridge.”
Richard discovered a new passion Weldmar’s Day Services in
after retirement as a care assistant, Weymouth, although his attendance Christine is certain that being cared for
working with physically disabled there was restricted during the by Weldmar prolonged Richard’s life.
people, which he loved. He would Covid lockdowns. “He loved it there,” “Every single member of staff was so
take them on residential trips, and Christine says, “and even when he good. The philosophy at Weldmar is so
organise lots of activities. couldn’t go in he had a phone call person centred, and I thought it was
every week to have a chat. amazing. I just can’t fault one thing.”
It was five years ago that Richard
was diagnosed with bowel cancer, Another of Weldmar’s services that A big thank you to Christine for
and a number of complications with the couple took advantage of was sharing her story.
his treatments meant that when his the 24/7 Advice Line, which was
diagnosis took a turn for the worse in introduced in 2018. “It would always
September 2020, he was referred to seem to be the weekend when there
Weldmar by his oncologist as further was a problem,” explains Christine,
treatment would not be effective. “and it was reassuring to know that
we could get help when we needed it.”
“If he’d asked for a brick off
the chimney, they would Richard had two spells at our
have given it to him” Inpatient Unit, being well enough
to go home following his first stay,
Richard was very reluctant to and Christine says he wasn’t
accept the referral, but when he met frightened to go back when
Weldmar Community Nurse Lucy it was needed.
Moxham, and Assistant Practitioner
Debby Dewland, his attitude
completely changed.

“He wanted to stay at home, and they
did everything they could to make that
happen,” says Christine. “Everything
they promised happened. They
arranged for a visit from a Weldmar
Occupational Therapist, and it was the
next day that a hospital bed arrived,
with all the equipment he needed.”

Richard, enjoying 01305 261800 3
Christmas Jumper
day with Debbie from
Weldmar Day Services.

“One of the most
exciting expansions

to our service
for some time”

Wendy Deshpande Mary Brice
Weldmar at Home Deputy Team Leader Weldmar at Home Team Leader

Introducing Weldmar at Home

In March 2021, Weldmar Hospicecare housework or shopping, we can identify How exciting is it to be
announced an appeal to fund a brand other services that can help with these. able to launch Weldmar
new service in Dorset, to provide care at Home?
at home to those patients who would Caroline Sweetland is Director of
like to spend their final days in the Nursing, and says, “This is one of the I can’t tell you how exciting it is. I really
comfort of their own home, in familiar most exciting expansions to our service believe this service will offer people more
surroundings, with the people they love. for some time. At Weldmar, we aim to choice and greater comfort at a very
keep the patient at the centre of our difficult time of their life. The opportunity
Weldmar at Home officially launched services, and by listening to our people to make that difference, to support
just four months later, and like all of our we have found increasingly that they are families, and to help them make sure the
services, it is provided completely free of wanting to stay at home for as long as people they care for are as comfortable
charge, continuing to be funded through possible. For the first time, this team will as possible, cannot be underestimated
the generosity of our local community allow people to receive hands on care or overstressed. It is such an important
and supporters. from Weldmar, not only in the Inpatient part of caring for people who are dying.
Unit but when they are at home. We
The care provided will be tailored to have recruited an super team.” Tell us a little about
the needs and wishes of the individual your background
patient. Some people tell us they value Mary Brice has joined us as Weldmar
care overnight so their family can rest. at Home Team Leader, and is assisted I have worked in healthcare since I
Others tell us that they would like a bit by Wendy Deshpande, who has been was eighteen, and trained as a nurse.
of help during the day, for example with part of our IPU nursing team for three I became a cardiac nurse and looked
washing and dressing, or changing the years. Anna Copeland is the team after people at home who had heart
bed sheets. Some people would prefer administrator, and a team of Health Care failure. That’s where I began to realise
visits of an hour while others will find Assistants will be in people’s homes the importance of palliative care, and
longer visits more helpful. Although we across north, south, and west Dorset. the difficult journey that the people I was
cannot help with domestic chores such as Mary tells us more...

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Caroline King

Health Care Assistant

“I had a very personal experience with “Having been through that personal situation
Weldmar and a family member, who myself, I know what a difference Weldmar at
became very poorly very quickly, and Home could really, really make to someone’s
would have benefitted from the Weldmar end of life, and to their families.”
at Home service at that point, had it
been in place.

The family were a bit lost, as we had not
experienced a death like that, or knew
what to do to comfort or care for her.
There was certainly a lack of support
available at short notice, and I was glad
that I was there to help with my own
experience in care.

The family felt really unprepared and
were struggling with what to do next,
how to cope, or even to know what to
do once she had died. It means a lot
to me to know that I’ll be able to make
that difference to them, and help them
experience a ‘good death’.”

looking after were travelling. It’s how I There are so many layers to the Also, the pandemic has taught us how
became passionate about robust care for difference Weldmar at Home will make. important home is, and having friends
people at home, and being that blanket It will provide families with guidance and family around us at key points in our
that wraps around people to support and companionship at a difficult time. lives. I can imagine increasing numbers
them. Over the years I heave learned They will get advice and support from of us will make the decision to die at
that the small things make a difference our team, and will feel safe in the hands home, and this service will become part
– providing the care, keeping someone of people who know what they are of that decision making and choice for
comfortable, supporting the family and doing and how to provide care. That people in Dorset.
being with them, the kind words. Basic reassurance will make a big difference
nursing care is fundamental to getting to their end of life experience. Finally, what would you
this right and that’s what drives me. like to say to everyone who
Will Weldmar at Home supported the Weldmar at
How will Weldmar at Home grow in the future? Home Appeal?
make a difference to those
who need it? We know that home is where we feel Just saying thank you seems a little
most comfortable, and where things are weak! The generosity that people
We have put together a team with a lot familiar to us. Most of us would prefer to showed, and the vision they had
of commitment and vision, and of course be in our own home, and the thing that in supporting a service like this, is
who are very caring. We are really lucky may stop us doing that is that we are something I take very seriously. The
to have recruited people with a huge worried about the impact on our family, way we can show our gratitude to those
amount of experience from a wide area and that we might not be comfortable. supporters is to make it the very best
of practice, and that means we will be The idea that there is a team in position service that we can, to help as many
able to offer a high quality service, which who can support the family, and provide people as we can with the very best care.
is so important to me. the guidance, advice and wisdom to
allow that to happen may make people
feel more comfortable about making the
choice to be at home.

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Continued from page 5

Patrick Dominey
Health Care Assistant

“I’m really excited to be part of the new team, “My background in care is with
and everyone here has the same belief in working at a home for people with
really looking after people at that important learning disabilities, where I ran their
time, and their families too.” Gold Standard Framework. This meant
I was invited to a number of palliative
care meetings, and I met a lot of
professionals in the area, and I became
more passionate about end of life care.

I then moved onto the IPU of
another hospice, and I was struck
by conversations with a number of
patients who said they would prefer to
die at home.

Since then, I’ve been looking for an
organisation that was able to offer us
time to really look after people, and get
to know a patient, and provide person
centred care that took into account
their wishes, and those of their family.

Louise Legge

Health Care Assistant

I’ve worked in the care sector for more “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it, and I believe
than thirty years, covering everything that Weldmar at Home really is an
from private schools to halfway houses, extension of what is offered at the IPU.”
and acute hospitals, and I have been
part of the team at Weldmar for the past
two years, based at the Inpatient Unit.

It means a lot to me to be in the
community now, because my brother
died two years ago having not wanted to
come into the hospice, and be at home
instead. It’s more than just care, it’s
looking after people with palliative needs
and is a very specialist area.

Weldmar at Home will give the family
the reassurance that there is someone
there to help them, however we can, and
provide the opportunity for someone at
the hospice to end their days at home
if they want to, with a package of care
in place that sometimes hasn’t been
available quickly enough.”

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"We’ll be remembered for
always dancing!

And taking steps to make sure
Weldmar is there for future
generations in Dorset."

Make a Will
Month is held
each October

Leaving a gift in your Will for Weldmar Hospicecare means we can
continue to provide end of life care to everyone who needs it in Dorset,

including support for families and loved ones.

Find out more at weld-hospice.org.uk
and click ‘Support Us’

The hidden treasures TOP DESIGNERS
in our charity shops
Sarah Jane and Tracy were amazed
Weldmar Hospicecare has 19 high street charity shops across to see this incredible Chanel scarf
Dorset, and five larger outlets. They have different things for included with a bag of donations!
sale every time you go in! If you’ve not been to a Weldmar shop
recently, you might be surprised by some of the things you’ll To find
find. We asked three of our shops, on one given day, to see what your nearest
hidden treasures they had for sale... Weldmar charity
shop or outlet, visit
weld-hospice.org.uk
and click on

Shopping

Hardwick Street in Weymouth

VINTAGE BOOKS COLLECTABLE
TOYS
It’s not just second hand Dan
Browns and Patricia Cornwalls! Here’s Sarah Jane
This historical tome was with two vintage
published in 1905 Tomy toys, a robot,
and a Mr Money,
selling at £65
and £25!

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ART DECO ORIGINAL ART LUXURY
BRANDS
Shop manager Natasha This beautiful
knows that this rather chic watercolour is by Here are Jean and
lamp will be snapped up as Fenella Thompson Natasha, showing
soon as it goes on sale!
Don’t forget that off this bag, and
Sherborne we love to get your very fine coat,
from Harrods
Swanage
donations of items, and if
SIGNED you’re a UK taxpayer then
MEMORABILIA don’t forget to Gift Aid,
meaning we can claim an
National treasure Stephen extra 25p for every £1
Fry has signed this picture your items raise!
of his Blackadder Goes Forth
character, General Melchett

IT’S A MYSTERY!

This item was donated, and we didn’t have a
clue what it was! Thanks to our followers on
Facebook, we discovered that it’s an antique

device for heating hair curling tongs!

We are delighted to have Lyme Regis
launched a brand new range
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of greetings cards that are
exclusively available to buy

on our website.
They are just £9.99 for a

box of ten, and feature
cards for all occasions,
including some brilliant

birthday designs and
stunning photographs.
To grab a box (or two!),
visit weld-hospice.org.uk

and click Shopping.

Why I volunteer at Weldmar

We couldn’t do what we do at Weldmar Hospicecare without our amazing army of
volunteers. Whether it is helping in our shops to sharing your skills in complementary
therapy, serving food and drinks to patients at our Inpatient Unit or doing the food shop
or gardening for a patient at home, just a few hours each week can make a difference.

Pete Bryant Fancy
volunteering
Community Outreach with us?
Vehicle Driver
We’re looking for
Each week, Pete drives our more volunteers right
Community Outreach Vehicle now, especially in our
to locations all over Dorset, and charity shops across
sets it up ready for members Dorset, which have
of our team to be able to meet never been so busy. If
people on their own doorstep, you would like to find
and answer questions about out more about current
our service. opportunities, please visit
weld-hospice.org.uk/
“It’s a chance to give something back,” volunteer or call
says Pete. “My wife, Gill, passed away Caroline Munslow on
at the hospice and I availed myself of 01305 756930 for a chat.
the bereavement services that were on
offer. I thought counselling wouldn’t be
for me, but it really helped. It also gives
me something useful to do during the
week. I’ve also helped at the Midnight
Walk and other events, and collected
grocery donations from supermarkets.
It gives me a little more self-esteem too,
knowing that I’m helping out.”

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meetAimée
Overington

We’re delighted “What incredible work this is,” says Weldmar, recruiting more volunteers,
to have welcomed Aimée, whose experience includes and continuing to foster a collaborative
Aimée Overington supporting victims of crime, as well as ethos within the Counselling Service.’
time with bereavement charity CRUSE.
to the Weldmar “Hard work, but privileged work. And Aimée leads a team of one children
Hospicecare team, as how amazing to be a part of that. Since and young person’s counsellor, four
our new Counselling, starting at Weldmar, everyone has sessional counsellors, four bereavement
been so welcoming and really friendly.” support volunteers, five spiritual care
Bereavement, and Aimée adds “I am really looking forward volunteers, one voluntary counsellor and
Spiritual Care Lead. to developing service provision at three placement counsellors.

The team at Day
Services have been
busy creating a
brand new outdoor
space at Trimar
House in Weymouth!

There are lots of plants and flowers,
trellises, seating, and patients can
either help out with some of the
gardening tasks, or just sit and enjoy the
surroundings. They can also grow their
own vegetables in a bespoke Veg Trug.

June said she was delighted to return
to Day Services when Covid restrictions
eased earlier this year: “I couldn’t wait to
come back! I’ve been shut in for so long
that I feel I’ve lost some confidence, so
I’m glad I can get back in and have a
good laugh with everyone. I’m so glad to
be back, because I know I will be looked
after here.”

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Tim and Eddie from Sophie got With no official
Portland kayaked non baking and Weldmar fundraising
stop from Alderney in sold boxes of events happening
the Channel Islands Valentine treats, throughout the
to Weymouth! with more than pandemic, you have
100 orders been incredibly
creative when it
Tess is currently comes to raising
being cared for money to support end
by Weldmar, and of life care in Dorset!
swam a mile in Here are some of the
her local pool in more unusual things
you’ve been doing:
Sherborne
Harry and Archie might
Jay from Floral Couture only be nine, but they each
by Jay sold cacti in ran an Ultra Marathon!

his Weymouth shop in It’s not just
memory of his grandad fundraising...
supporters Linda
The ladies of and Deb painted
Weymouth Golf these amazing
Club produced a pebbles, with
‘Calendar Girls’ positive words
style photo! and affirmations,
for the loved
The village of ones of our
Charmouth patients who are
their carers
got together to
collect all their Imke has
stamps for us! been selling
the jewellery
12 and crafts she
designs and
makes in her
Etsy shop!

Ways you can support Weldmar...

encourage your employer
to sign up to
Pennies From
Heaven
HVOIDSETOA
GAMING CAKEORGANISE A ...or make us your
Charity of the Year
TOURNAMENT SALE
HOST A MINI
get sponsored to OR COFFEE GARDEN FESTIVAL,
WITH A BARBECUE
give up something MORNING
AND GAMES!

loyovue HAONRIOQGLUHDITZ have a
for a BINGO foarncy dress
month...
RUN A DHWAAACIKYRY
CAR
ch.o..lickeolate!
WASH
FOR
THE DAY

cy..o.oauunrcdsaeonf: DOROSINGNAUPTTEO

play the AANMAFOFORUDANBLTE
lottery
EVERY MONTH

For more fundraising inspiration, visit weld-hospice.org.uk
or call our Fundraising Team on 01305 261800

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Five Minutes with...

Sam White

Chef Manager What does your
job at Weldmar
involve?

I am Chef Manager for Weldmar
Hospicecare. I lead on catering and nutrition
for the organisation. My job involves
managing the Catering Team which consists
of Specialist Chefs, Chefs and Kitchen
Assistants. I also work as a Specialist Chef
to provide all catering needs for our patients
and customers in our organisation. We also
provide meals for Day Services, our staff and
visitor restaurant and Weldmar events.

What do you What’s you Give us three
like best about favourite thing words that best
your job? about Dorset? describe you.

I love the variety of my role. The coast line, the beaches, the Creative, compassionate
Every day is different. I also walks. I live in Somerset and and friendly.
really enjoy being able to make definitely miss the seaside and
a difference to someone’s being able to walk along the coast Complete this sentence:
enjoyment or ability to eat paths for my daily strolls. I like working at Weldmar
food. My role is very patient/ because...
person focused and that’s the Tell us something
best bit. We look at the whole about you that It is a great organisation to work
holistic approach to a person’s would surprise us for. I feel it’s a person-centred
enjoyment of food by making organisation. The teams all work
sure their dietary needs are I’m a dual citizen England/ together to get the best outcomes
met the best way we can. Australian, which is pretty cool! for our patients. The staff are like a
My eldest son was born in little community and everyone is
What do you like Australia when we were really friendly and approachable.
doing in your fortunate to live in Melbourne. I have been here for 12 years
spare time? now and my role evolves with the
needs of the organisation and they
I have two boys that take support me to keep up with all the
up most of my spare time! relevant training that is required to
I love getting crafty and making carry out my role successfully.
things. Sewing, DIY and craft
projects keep me busy!

Don’t forget to find and follow Weldmar on Social Media

You can keep up to date with all of our news, photos and videos!

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Thank you for your Every donation
ongoing support makes a difference!
of Weldmar
We are only able
Matt Smith, Director of Fundraising and Marketing to continue providing
our vital service across
In this edition of our Supporter We are exceptionally proud of the sensible or appropriate for us to allow Dorset because of the
Magazine, we have featured our amount of high level care and support such numbers into the grounds of our goodwill and support from
brand new Weldmar at Home that we are able to provide on a daily hospice setting. This event alone raises our local community.
service, which is so greatly basis, but as we have been saying in excess of £25,000 and for two years, Please help us
needed within our community. for many months now, this demand this has not been possible. to continue
is increasing. our care
Ensuring that our patients are able to The coming months for raising funds
be cared for when and where they wish We are delighted that we have been will continue to be challenging for It’s easy to donate...
is so vitally important, and being able able to reopen our charity stores us here at Weldmar, but we do know
to implement this care within hours, accepting high quality donations whilst that the high level of individualised By post using the donation form
instead of days or weeks is the comfort rehoming them and raising vital funds compassionate care, that our doctors, overleaf and returning it to us
and support that patients need. We for our services. However, footfall on the nurses and support teams provide, by Freepost
have not reduced any patient services high street continues to be lower than will continue. Or online at weld-hospice.org.uk
to fund Weldmar at Home, it is in pre-Covid which has had an impact
addition to the already outstanding on the amount of customers we are This is only made possible because
individualised and tailored care already welcoming into our shops. of you, our loyal supporters. Without
provided to over 2,800 people in Dorset you, there would be no Weldmar
every year. As with fundraising events and Hospicecare. And without us, thousands
activities, we are still ensuring that of people each year would go without
We have also shone a spotlight on our we are being cautious and sensible the high level of end of life care that they
Family Support Services, Day Services, with unnecessary large crowds and deserve, delivered with compassion,
and specialist catering team, all of gatherings, putting the safety of our dignity and respect. Whether you can
which add to a compassionate and staff, volunteers and supporters first. hold a raffle at a family BBQ, organise a
accessible package of care available to For the second year in a row, we have cake sale at your workplace, do a dress
everyone who needs us most. had to cancel our Summer Fête which down day at your school or join the
takes places each September at our lottery – every pound that you raise will
Inpatient Unit. The event attracts well ensure we can still be here for everyone
over 3,000 visitors and it would not be who needs us most.

Over the last 12 months we have
significantly increased our services
to support our local community. And
now, we are asking once again, for our
community to be here for us – so we
can continue to be here for generations
to come.

No matter how you choose to continue
supporting Weldmar Hospicecare,
whether through donating or
purchasing items through our charity
stores, organise your own fundraising
activity, provide a regular monthly
donation, or even leave a gift in your
Will – here at Weldmar Hospicecare we
ensure that every pound is spent in the
best possible way – supporting those in
our community who need us most.

On behalf of us all at Weldmar,
thank you.

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