Charity, Poole | Posted on July 1st, 2026 | return to news
Poole hospice supporter creates emotional video
A Christchurch-based filmmaker worked with Tiff Wilson, supporter of Forest Holme Hospice, on the video and it is available on YouTube.
Both of Tiff Wilson’s parents died at Forest Holme Hospice. To recognise the support she received, she has created a life story video celebrating family, resilience and volunteering.
Tiff is a volunteer at the Poole-based hospice. She worked with Christchurch-based filmmaker Emma Trim, founder of Chapters, to create the video, which also reflects on her experience of living with disability and the support of her husband Dave.
Tiff said: “When my parents were both in Forest Holme, I witnessed care I had never seen before. It was kind, compassionate and they always knew what was needed.
“I could never repay the care that was given, so I thought how could I give back and honour them both. My favourite day is Friday when I volunteer and I walk in with a smile.
“Making my Chapters video with Emma was such a joyful experience, and the finished video is such a precious gift. My loved ones can see me, hear my voice and reconnect with memories we shared together. What a beautiful thing to leave behind, a lasting record of your life, your story and the moments that matter most.”
You can watch the full video via www.youtube.com/@forestholmehospicecharity.
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