Council staff chose Ayrshire Hospice as their charity partner. This partnership will support vital local services.
The hospice helps people with serious illnesses. They care for those aged 16 and over, covering Ayrshire and Arran areas. The hospice focuses on the whole family, allowing patients to help guide their own care and make their own choices.
The hospice offers many services, supporting patients and their families at all stages of illness. Care happens in various places, including hospitals, care homes, and people’s own homes. They also offer care at living well hubs.
Mike Newall is the council’s chief executive. He welcomes the hospice as their partner, stating partnerships help local charities deliver vital services.
Newall also said the hospice provides important support, assisting people during tough times. The council is proud to help them, aiming to raise funds and awareness to support the hospice’s crucial work.
Tracy Flynn leads the Ayrshire Hospice. She is delighted to be chosen, as the council’s support will help the hospice enable continued specialist care for those with serious illnesses.
Flynn explained every donation matters, impacting patients and their families. She said the hospice cares for them, providing comfort and dignity. She is thankful and looks forward to working together, seeking a lasting community impact.