No-One Dies Alone Lanarkshire

16/06/2026

Don’t wait 🖤

16/06/2026

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12/06/2026

Winston’s Wish and Child Bereavement UK have come together so that we can be there for more grieving children, young people and parents than ever before. We are now one unified charity: Child Bereavement UK.

This page will merge with Child Bereavement UK from July 2026 - please follow Child Bereavement UK to stay connected with us.

12/06/2026

Some important things to know when caring for someone who at end of life 💜

12/06/2026

Find compassionate end of life support with Soul Midwives Scotland. Access local Soul Midwives or join our TLC training

12/06/2026

It’s Friday….we will survive 😘

11/06/2026

Flexibility is a must 🧡
Some organisations need to take heed of this 🙏

We're working with employers to help build carer-friendly policies in the workplace and more flexible working. Find out what others are doing to create carer-friendly spaces where carers feel understood and valued. carers.org/carersweek

10/06/2026

Love this 🦋🦋🦋

Like a Butterfly

When that last breath is taken
the air in the room leaves for just a moment
leaving those in its presence
holding their breath
it is at that moment when we are all reminded
how truly fragile and precious life is

Life is much like a butterfly, whose wings, which
are delicate in nature, are powerful, miraculous, and strong
sometimes able to make it through fierce winds
while other times, no longer able to fly, feeling the
wind blowing through the tiny tears in its wings
knowing … the end is near

Life is like that … fierce, strong, fragile, and precious … like a butterfly

by Gabrielle Jimenez (Gabby)
www.thehospiceheart.net

You can find this poem here:
https://www.thehospiceheart.net/post/like-a-butterfly

08/06/2026

Worth a read ❤️😊💜

"Being invited to support people at a tender time feels like such a privilege… and feeling like I'm making a difference is important to me,"

Our member and end of life doula, Ruby Love and CEO Dr Emma Clare have been featured in another BBC article exploring the growing role of end of life doulas in the UK.

Ruby shares her experience of providing person-centred support to people who are dying and those important to them, while Emma highlights the important role doulas play in complementing health and social care services through practical, emotional and relationship-based support.

We're grateful to Ruby for sharing her story and helping raise awareness of the valuable work end of life doulas do every day.

Read the full article via the BBC website.