Supporting hospices

“Social media has a key place in our lives now, and we are learning that it becomes even more crucial as people face the end of their lives. It helps patients stay connected and boosts self esteem. But patients and those special to them don’t know how to manage this personal vital resource after a death – memories, music, photos and messages are lost. We are delighted that the Digital Legacy Association is being launched at our annual Hospice UK Conference for over 700 staff working with families at the end of life’

Dr Ros Taylor MBE

National Director for Hospice Care, Hospice UK

The Digital Legacy Association have provided insight and services for number of hospices across the UK. Our work largely revolves around raising standards, working with patients to develop their legacy and improving communications both online and offline.

As part of #Storytellingweek,@trinityhospice & @DigitalLegacyCo offer chance to share stories in pop-up Legacy Booth https://t.co/pTThaHwLtM
— Dying Matters (@DyingMatters) January 11, 2016

Our work for hospices include:

Working with patients to develop their legacy and digital legacy
Leaflet creation
Developing internal and external communication strategies
Think tanks, training and workshops

“I learnt so much that I had never thought about” – St Francis Hospice Think Tank

Free hospice resources and support

As well as supporting hospices at an individual level we also support the modern hospice movement by campaigning and providing hospices with free resources and research and reports. If you would like to download an overview about what digital legacy and digital assets are to include on your website click here.

If you would like us to support your hospice or end of life team contact us.