Rowans Hospice Ward Manager, Karen Brickell speaks freely about the positive impact the renovation of the hospice, would have for staff and patients I am
In advance of International Nurses Day on Sunday 12th May, which celebrate the contribution that nurses make to societies around the world, newly appointed ward
Maureen Tett, from Southsea, has volunteered for Rowans for over 11 years. She was awarded the prestigious League of Mercy’s ‘Order of Mercy’ medal in
Maggi Hardcastle has been working as a Physiotherapist at Rowans Hospice for ten years and alongside other colleagues at the Rowans runs the Living Better,
David Tull, from Waterlooville, shares why he went to Rowans Living Well Centre and how it helped him. “We found out about the Living Well
In 2016, Micala Sword was cared for by our Hospice At Home team. Micala’s daughter, Alanis, shares her memories of her Mum and the support
Theresa Bailey, Rowans Marketing Director, joined the Hospice just 18 months ago. Here she shares her insights into hospice practises, which deepened her own understanding
“I am telling you my story to show the impact that the care provided at Rowans Hospice can have on the family as well as
Jacquie Upton, Rowans Hospice at Home Team Manager, explains how the service has developed after originally being funded by the community’s response to Dorothy’s Dream
