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How Can YOU Get Involved ?
Without your continued support, the work we do at
HoneyRose Foundation
would not be possible.
You can get involved in a number of ways.
Volunteering
HoneyRose Foundation are always on the lookout for volunteers to help.
Volunteering is a great way to hone your skills.
We can send an application form to you.
Or pick one up from our shop at 2-4 Cotham Street, St Helens, WA10 1SA
While Volunteering, You Could Benefit From: A full induction package to help you settle in
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Relevant mandatory training •
Developing work-ready skills in Retail, Marketing, Fundraising, Driving, Administration •
Social interactions in our friendly environment •
Flexible working hours •
Improved employment prospects •
A sense of well-being •
Improved confidence and self esteem •
Making people’s wishes come true
Donate to Our Charity
You can donate money using such methods as :-
BACS Transfer (Bankers Automated Clearing Services),
Cash, or Cheque.
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As we receive no central funding, we rely mainly on the success of our store. You can also assist by donating items to our shop, such as: Furniture, Electrical Items, and Clothing.
We offer a FREE
collection service within the local area.
Fundraise For Us
In order for the charity to offer its services to more families, we need people to donate their time and effort by running your own fundraising event and donating to us. By doing this, you are ensuring the proceeds go towards helping others in need.
For More Details, Call : 01744 451919 Select Option
1 (SHOP)
or Option
2
(OFFICE)
If you choose to volunteer, donate, raise funds, or hire our rooms:
Not only are you enabling wishes to be fulfilled,
You are ensuring the continuation of our services for other terminally ill adults.
Our Amazing Patron
Dame Lorna Muirhead DCVO, DBE
Lorna Muirhead spent 35 years as a clinical midwife in Liverpool, working mainly on the labour ward of a busy inner-city hospital, helping to safely deliver many babies and sharing the joy with their families. Aged 50, she was elected to the council of the Royal College of Midwives, and in 1997 was elected president and served for 7 years as a National and International Ambassador for Midwives.
Her contribution and passion for midwives, midwifery, women and their families were acknowledged in 2000 when she was appointed as a Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (DBE) for services to midwifery.
In 2006 she was commissioned by Her Majesty to be Lord Lieutenant of Merseyside – the Queen’s personal representative. A role which she occupied for eleven years. Upon her retirement in 2017 she was appointed a Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (DCVO) by Her Majesty The Queen, for services to the Crown.
During her time as Lord Lieutenant, Dame Lorna developed a soft spot for St Helens and visited HoneyRose Foundation
where she witnessed the invaluable work it does, and the support it gives to people in their time of great need.
Dame Lorna is therefore delighted to be patron of the foundation.