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Sports fan Trevor is a winner at volunteering!

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    • Trevor is a Volunteer Receptionist in our Children’s Hospice.

    Trevor is a Volunteer Receptionist in our Children’s Hospice.

    He is often the first person who will greet visitors to Horizon House while managing reception duties.

    Trevor loves watching sport and still enjoys going to the gym, swimming, and a good walk!

    He said: “I volunteer at the Hospice because I like to feel I’m giving back to my community. I do it because it makes me feel rewarded.  I play such a small part in a wonderful organisation and it feels good to be included and involved.

    To find out more about volunteering at Northern Ireland Hospice, visit: https://www.nihospice.org/about-us/volunteer-with-us/volunteering-at-northern-ireland-hospice

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