T猫armann/Home from Home
Pr貌gram mun chloinn ann hospices cloinne na h-Alba. Documentary examining the work of the Children's Hospice Association Scotland.
Pr貌gram aithriseach a toirt s霉il air an obair aig Comann Hospice Chloinne na h-Alba - an aon chathrannas a-mh脿in san d霉thaich a tha a' tabhann c霉ram faochaidh is lasachaidh do ph脿istean, cloinn is 貌igridh le tinneasan giorrachadh-beath. Ann an T猫armann coinnichidh sinn ri c貌ig teaghlaichean a tha an urra ri seirbheis hospice airson faochadh agus taic.
Seo saoghal anns nach eil eagal air daoine bruidhinn mu bh脿s, ach far an fhe脿rr leotha cuideam a chur air beatha.
Tha luchd-obrach an hospice agus saor-thagraichean uile a d猫anamh cinnteach gu bheil f脿ilte bhl脿th a feitheamh ann an Taighean Rachel is Robin agus gu bheil iad mar an darna dachaigh do na teaghlaichean. Ann am film a bhuilicheas g脿ireachdainn agus de貌ir, cuiridh sinn e貌las air br貌n agus s貌las Thaighean Rachel is Robin ann an sealladh pearsanta de theaghlaichean a d猫iligeadh le beatha agus b脿s.
This documentary explores the work of the Children's Hospice Association Scotland. They are the sole charity in the country who offer respite care for children and youngsters with life threatening conditions. In T猫armann/Home from Home we meet five families who depend on the hospice service for respite care and support.
This is a world where people aren't afraid to talk about death, but prefer to focus on living life. The hospice staff and volunteers - from the housekeepers, to the chefs, to the nurses - all ensure that Rachel and Robin Houses provide a warm welcome and a home from home for families. Over 60 minutes, in a film which will make the audience both laugh and cry, we experience joy and sadness in Rachel and Robin Houses in an intimate portrayal of families coping with both life and death.
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