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Lorna Simpson

Barrow and Furness Activity Coordinator

Lorna joined the St Mary’s Hospice team in October 2024 as our new Barrow-based Activity Coordinator. Lorna brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience supporting individuals living with dementia. As well as this, she brings a fresh perspective and new ideas. Lorna’s approach is person-centred care and she ensures that every service user feels valued, understood and supported.

With a strong focus on inclusion, adventure and shared laughter, Lorna created an environment where everyone feels connected and at ease. Her warmth, enthusiasm, and dedication bring smiles to everyone she supports, making a lasting difference in their lives.

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