The History of Lakelands Day Care Hospice

 

The Story So Far

Lakelands Day Care Hospice was set up as a direct response to the needs of local Corby people living with cancer, heart failure and other life limiting illnesses.

The experiences of local residents identified the need for a facility to care and support those with life limiting illnesses such as cancer.

 

 
2017
2017

Lakelands Bereavement Support Group was launched and became a successful group for those in the community needing support following a bereavement.

2016
2016

Hospice opens from 4 to 5 days a week to cope with the demand of the community.

2015
2015

Lakelands Hospice was re-accredited with Beacon Status within the Gold Standards Framework.

2012
2012

Lakelands welcomes Corby born Lawrence Olivier Award winning actor Brendan Coyle as a patron for the charity.

Lakelands Hospice became the first hospice in the country to receive the Gold Standards Framework (GSF) Accreditation Quality Hallmark Award for the quality of its end of life care.

In October Lakelands Hospice received the Outstanding Service Award at the annual Corby Business Group Awards ceremony.

2010
2010

A brand new minibus was purchased in June, making it much easier and far more comfortable for patients to travel to the hospice.

In August,  Lakelands Hospice launched its new "Hospice at Home" care service. Running as an extension to Lakelands Day Care Hospice, this provides much needed overnight care by registered nurses, for terminally ill patients in the last four weeks of their life.

2007
2007

The Mayor of Corby officially opened our new charity department store and café in October

2001
2001

The day care hospice was finally opened in July 2001.

1988
1988

Co-founders Vic Hardy, Ray Burke and Jean Clark joined together and spent the next 13 years raising the £1 million needed in order to build the hospice in Butland Road, Corby.

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