Martlets Newsletters & Annual Reviews
All our publications are available to read online.
Martlets Newsletter Spring 2015
The Spring Martlets Mail, packed with good news, volunteer and family stories as well as lots of ways you can get involved and support your Hospice.
Martlets Annual Review 2013 2014
The last year at the Martlets has been one of change and sucess built as always on the generosity of our supporters and the commitment of our staff and volunteers.
Martlets Newsletter Autumn 2014
News, evernts, personal stories and more.
Martlets Mail Spring 2014
In this issue Hospice Respite Service - speaking the same language, our shops needs you, events and our stories.
Annual Review 2012 - 2013
It’s so pleasing to be able to share news of progress and optimism with you after our last two very challenging years.
Martlets Mail Spring Summer 2013 in this issue How your donations are helping, Blooming Marvellous Gardens, Jude's Gems, Volunteer Week, Conversations for Life.
Annual Review 2011 - 2012
In our 15 years of operation, 2011- 2012 was certainly our most difficult year. The year has started well with celebrations marking the completion of major works but our hopes for a better year financially were frustrated by disappointing income levels.
Martlets Mail Autumn 2012 - In this issue, How Can You Help?, Virtual Garden, Martlets Care, Spreading the Word
Martlets New Spring 2012 Newsletter which is designed to fold out and make an A3 poster.
Annual Review 2010 - 2011
The past year has been one of challenge,
upheaval and achievement at the Martlets Hospice.
We are determined to work harder than ever before
to keep costs down and to raise more income.
Martlets Hospice Spring Newsletter 2011
Featuring
- Help the Hospice Garden Grow
- Santa's Summertime Stride
- Welcome Home
- Focus on our Volunteer Benefit Advisors
Martlets Hospice Autumn Newsletter 2010
Featuring
- A Refreshing Boost
- 10:10 Pioneer
- Wigs, Wings and Bunny Ears
Annual Review 2009 - 2010
Welcome to our review of a particulary challenging yet successful year at the Martlets Hospice. We do hope that you will be engaged and inspired by the progress of our activities and their impact on the local people we help. We want to thank you for your support and interest and to encourage you to give or give again to help secure our work.
Annual Review 2008 - 2009
The last financial year has been a difficult one for us here at the Hospice, as the UK faced an economic slowdown that would rapidly become a recession, we reported our largest ever operating deficit of £197,538. Despite these difficult conditions staff and volunteers have worked incredibly hard to ensure that there has been no compromise in the quality of our service. They have been fantastically supportive in finding ways to reduce our costs