Trinity supports people living with progressive, life-limiting illnesses and their friends and families in so many ways. In this section you can read some of the true stories of the people Trinity has helped.If Trinity has supported you or a friend or family member, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your story here, or alternatively you can email [email protected], or telephone 0207 787 1000 to share your story.
Trinity patient Pat was one of five siblings. This is her story collectively told by her surviving sisters. Read more
The first Christmas without a loved one can really magnify the space they've left behind. When his mum died, Johnny took matters into his own hands to handle this time of year. His story is one of emotions felt and also living anew. Read more
David and Terry haven't been matched in our Compassionate Neighbours programme long, but a solid and genuine friendship has emerged. Hear more about their story here. Read more
We looked after Zana's mum Freda in a range of settings bringing great care, reassurance and spiritual support throughout the family's time with us. Read Zana's account and how the Trinity experience left her with great gratitude. Read more
"Trinity made an unimaginably difficult time feel lighter, kinder, and less frightening." Meet Amber, who is running the London Marathon 2026 in honour of her granny, Gail. Read more
Meet Barbara and why she’s chosen to leave a gift in her Will to Royal Trinity Hospice. Barbara was an Occupational Therapist for 19 years at Trinity, but the hospice became even more meaningful when her father, Alan, was admitted near the end of his life. Read more
George and his mum Vassiliki were supported by Trinity’s Community Dementia team in 2020. Read more
Trinity is caring for Henrietta at her home in south west London. With 85% of our care given to people living out in the community her account shows what we can do for people in the place they call home. Read more
I know it won’t reverse anything, but if it can keep my muscles going for longer, I can have a bit more of a normal life for longer, which is fine with me. It’s not just physical, it’s mental too – you’re not just sitting there, thinking, “I’m a bit worse than last week”. Read more
We spoke to Malini and Nishel about their experience with Trinity and why their family chose to set up a Tribute Fund in memory of their Mum, Pushpa. Read more
Read about Marcello's story as told by his friend Giovanni. Read more
In 2020, we had the privilege of hosting a truly heart-warming wedding in the Mulberry Room for Moira and patient How, who was receiving care in our inpatient unit. Read more
"What surprised me most was that it was possible to have an extraordinary, shared experience of a beautiful death" Read more
Alex is choosing to give back for the care his dad received at Trinity. The 3 peaks is a huge challenge, but hear some of the reasons why Alex is taking this on in his Dad's memory. Read more
Extraordinary father-daughter duo, Will and Lexi are taking on Everest Base Camp in memory of their beloved father and grandfather Paul. Read more
Trinity's patients will benefit from a quintessentially London-themed fundraising challenge. Read more
William talks about how Trinity helped him continue doing what was important to him for as long as possible Read more