14 Nov, 2012 @ 17:00
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Chris Stewart backs new hospice for Motril

Chris Stewart

BRITISH author has thrown his weight behind a new โ€˜Cudeca-styleโ€™ hospice on the Costa Tropical.

Chris Stewart, author of Driving over Lemons, is vice-president of Acompalia, a palliative care project planned for Motril.

Stewart is helping founder Tina Emmott raise the โ‚ฌ1.5 million needed for the hospice โ€“ which has already achieved approval from the town hall.

โ€œIn Malaga you have Cudeca, but thereโ€™s nothing like that for people in Granada,โ€ said Emmott.

โ€œOur programme of care will be completely free to patients and their families and will include both outpatient and inpatient facilities,โ€ she added.

See www.acompalia.org for more information

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  1. A very worthwhile cause and I hope you succeed. But when you look at the lack of governmental support that CUDECA has, and their regular fund raisers for needed monies to cover basic expenses, I hope you have a better “business plan” for financial support or you’ll be strained regularly.

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