Who We Are
Angela Leather (HaTs Chair)
Tony Rubins (hats coordinator)
Tony Rubins (hats coordinator)
Having worked as a nurse and transplant coordinator on the haematology unit since 1996, I recognised the need for supporting patients and their relatives during difficult times throughout treatment. I was alerted to HaTS (formerly ALUPAL) as being a great in-house charity to be able to offer some support to people encountering our unit,
Having worked as a nurse and transplant coordinator on the haematology unit since 1996, I recognised the need for supporting patients and their relatives during difficult times throughout treatment. I was alerted to HaTS (formerly ALUPAL) as being a great in-house charity to be able to offer some support to people encountering our unit, for several reasons.
I joined as a trustee many years ago, yet despite now moving to a new trust and role, still feel passionate about supporting the patients undergoing financial pressure due to diagnosis and treatment.
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Tony Rubins (hats coordinator)
Tony Rubins (hats coordinator)
Tony Rubins (hats coordinator)
I heard about HaTS and the good work it does whilst volunteering at the Haematology Unit at the Christie in 2012. I joined HaTS as a charity coordinator and have been continuously involved since.
As well as involvement with HaTS, I am involved in a number of other good causes. This includes Tour de Manc Charitable trust (which distributes
I heard about HaTS and the good work it does whilst volunteering at the Haematology Unit at the Christie in 2012. I joined HaTS as a charity coordinator and have been continuously involved since.
As well as involvement with HaTS, I am involved in a number of other good causes. This includes Tour de Manc Charitable trust (which distributes charitable funds, raised by cycling events, to great local causes).
Beverley Jones (Trustee)
Beverley Jones (Trustee)
Beverley Jones (Trustee)
It is an honour to be a Trustee for a charity that is able to provide financial assistance at a time of great need when patients are going through exceptionally physically and psychologically challenging periods. Assistance is possible within the day which relieves some of the pressure and allows patients to concentrate on their health.
Gill Evans (treasurer)
Beverley Jones (Trustee)
Beverley Jones (Trustee)
In 2006, after many years of battling cancer, I arrived at the Christie for a bone marrow operation. It was a challenging time but during my time recovering I was introduced to a charity called ALUPAL. I was offered financial support to help with travel costs as living in North Wales, it was quite a trek for me and my family. I was struc
In 2006, after many years of battling cancer, I arrived at the Christie for a bone marrow operation. It was a challenging time but during my time recovering I was introduced to a charity called ALUPAL. I was offered financial support to help with travel costs as living in North Wales, it was quite a trek for me and my family. I was struck by the kindness and support I was offered and needed little encouragement in joining the charity as their Treasurer. ALUPAL became HaTS and I’m still offering my help for what I believe is a fantastic support for patients.