There were smiles all around when Willow came along to her first Baby Stay N Play at the hospice with sister Ivy-Mai! ☺️ Willow was having the BEST time moving around in the fish bowl and enjoying lots of fuss from the Play Team 💚
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Family caring for family has always been the backbone of the CarDon name. Want to learn more about how we started? Click below to read more about our CarDon family. https://lnkd.in/g43FD7sU
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Building Stronger Teams with Evidence-Based Psychology (and a Little Fun!) 😊 Don’t just take our word for it — see Income Generation Director Kate Goldring's post below 👇🏽👇🏾👇 Last week, we had the privilege of bringing the entire Income Generation team from St Gemma’s Hospice together for their third away day, expertly facilitated by our founder, Paula Louise Dixon With a focus on collaboration, learning, and fun the session was grounded in evidence-based psychology to equip the team with practical tools to boost resilience, optimism, and connection. It’s always rewarding to see the power of psychology come to life when teams are learning and laughing together! 😁🎉 Ready to elevate your team’s development? Let’s chat about how we can create a transformative experience for your charity using the link below. #CharityDevelopment #TeamGrowth #PositivePsychology #Resilience #Facilitation #EvidenceBased
Yesterday saw the amazing bunch of people who make up the central St. Gemma's Hospice Income Generation team come together. We had an excellent day with a big focus on communication and collaboration. A huge thank you to Paula Louise Dixon for expertly facilitating the morning session, Kerry Jackson OBE for taking us into the afternoon, Stewart Graham, Nicola Woodgate and Jane Kent for their support and of course the brilliant Wellington Place for hosting us for the day. This is the third time we’ve had a team day, an annual event, and I can honestly I am so proud of how far this team has come. Loads to celebrate but lots of challenges ahead. Thank you all for your energy, enthusiasm and smiles.
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