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The ANNA Trust Foundation: Upcoming Webinars & Initiatives

Supporting Catholic sisters worldwide to age with dignity, health, and the care they deserve.

The ANNA Trust works alongside congregations worldwide, with a special focus on those in challenging circumstances, to promote a dignified and healthy aging journey for Catholic sisters. It values their lasting contribution to ministry and is committed to ensuring they receive the care and support needed for the years ahead.

Upcoming Webinars

How to Collaborate: Strategies and Skills for Success - April 27 2026 3pm CET
The webinar will be presented by Sister Pat Murray, C.J  Chair of the ANNA TRUST FOUNDATION and Sister Tere Maya CCIV, Vice Chair of the ANNA TRUST FOUNDATION. Register here.

Supporting Communication in Dementia Care, The Speech and Language Perspective - April 27 2026 3pm CET
The webinar will be presented by Dr. Suzanna Dooley.  Register here.

International Collaboration: Clinical Dementia Education
In collaboration with the Global Brain Health Institute at Trinity College Dublin and its associated UK neurology department, ANNA Trust is developing an International Dementia Certificate Course for Clinical Professionals aimed at global religious communities. This initiative is especially pertinent for sister doctors and other clinicians involved in dementia care.

Additional Initiatives
The Foundation recently launched a Cognitive Impairment Support Initiative, supported by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, in partnership with the Avila Institute for Gerontology. This program equips sisters worldwide to understand and care compassionately for those experiencing dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease—grounded in a gospel-based, compassionate ethos.

About ANNA Trust
The ANNA Trust is a global nonprofit based in Rome dedicated to supporting the collective efforts of congregations globally, especially those in vulnerable contexts, to ensure a healthy, dignified aging process for all Catholic sisters and to help them provide the relevant long-term care needed.

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St Euphrasia’s Care Home – Respite Service for Religious Sisters

St Euphrasia’s Care Home in Manchester is offering respite stays for Religious sisters in a supportive and welcoming environment.

St Euphrasia’s Care Home in Blackley, Manchester, is now offering a respite service for Religious sisters who may benefit from a short period of rest, support, and renewal in a welcoming community setting.

The home provides a warm, friendly, and peaceful environment, designed to support sisters who may need additional assistance while taking time to regain their strength and independence.

During a respite stay, residents can benefit from:

  • Support with daily living

  • Assistance in regaining independence

  • A nurse call system throughout the home

  • Staff on duty 24 hours a day

  • Home-cooked meals

  • Assisted bath or shower facilities

  • A welcoming community and companionship

  • Daily Mass

  • Single bedrooms, some with en-suite facilities

  • Wi-Fi access

  • Television in each room

  • Telephone in each room with a private landline number

For further information, please contact Jayne (Manager):

Telephone: 0161 653 2010 / 07850 181556
Email: euphrasia116@gmail.com

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