Ryan is 45 and lives in Blaby. He is both a patient at LOROS and a huge fundraiser for the charity.
This September marks LOROS’ 40th birthday since it first opened its doors in 1985.
In a few days’ time on 2nd September, it will be 40 years since LOROS first opened its doors to the people of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
They say elephants never forget. Now LOROS is keeping that promise with its Remember Me elephant. The mammoth elephant is the work of local artist Anna Shutt, who was inspired by looking through photograph albums of relatives.
LOROS Hospice is pleased to confirm it will receive a share of the Government’s recently announced £75 million capital fund for hospices in England.
An Elephant themed art trail is stampeding into Leicester on Monday 14th July, in support of LOROS Hospice.
As you may have previously heard, LOROS is experiencing severe financial challenges due to a sharp rise in our running costs, a significant drop in gifts from wills and ever-increasing demand for our services.
At LOROS, we are acutely aware of the ongoing conversation surrounding assisted dying in the UK, particularly following the recent passing of the Assisted Dying Bill through parliament.
