Author Archives: Ty Olwen

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Mumbles for organising last nights splendid concert at St.Peter’s Church, Newton with the proceeds going to Ty Olwen and Rotary’s Polio Eradication Campaign. The Gwalia Singers supported by Alexander Iles and Ewan Forrest … Continue reading →

This Mothers Day Student Nurse Jessica Daniels, on placement in Ty Olwen, donated to her mentors “comfort project” instead of sending flowers for her mother and grandmother. Karren Roberts was overwhelmed by her generous donations and said “They are a … Continue reading →

Ty Olwen Trustee and Unit Receptionist Delyth Gough was delighted to welcome the St. Catwg Handbell Ringers to Ty Olwen to receive a £300 donation, the proceeds of their fundraising at the Main Reception over Christmas.

A massive thank you to Newquay, Cornwall’s ‘Ollan Gwella’ Male Chorus who are on tour in the area and volunteered to sing in the Quadrant for Ty Olwen today before the Newquay Male Choir/ Gwalia Singers Concert at St. Mary’s … Continue reading →

Thank you to the Helping Hands Knitting Group for presenting to Ty Olwen a large collection of knitted blankets for our patients. Helping to bring some home comforts to them. Val Berni visited Ty Olwen and met with Staff Nurses … Continue reading →

Delighted to welcome Helen and Ian Williams to Ty Olwen when they presented a cheque to Sister Lisa and Staff Nurse Coral. Every year they run a charity football match called the ‘Sheila Mary Cup’ after her mum who passed … Continue reading →

Friends and colleagues gathered at Ty Olwen recently to say farewell to Staff Nurse Lynda Hopkins. Lynda has been a fixture at Ty Olwen since it’s opening in 1981 and epitomises  the superb quality of our staff constantly showing care, … Continue reading →

Choir in Ty Olwen Fundraiser On Wednesday 21 February representatives of the Choir were delighted to present a cheque for £350 to the Ty Olwen Trust in support of the Morriston based hospice. This sum was raised from ticket sales of an … Continue reading →