Welcome to St Wilfrid's Hospice
Urgent call for support
Gifts in wills fund one in three of our nurses
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Get involved in 2025
There are so many ways to support St Wilfrid’s this year and have fun along the way.
Make a referral
For urgent referrals, we will do our best to meet the need within one working day.
Community Events
We have a range of groups and events you can attend, here at the hospice or at other local locations in our catchment area.
Take a virtual tour
We know that visiting a new building can be daunting, so we have created a short video tour of our facilities at the hospice.
Our Shops & Café
Visit your local shop today, where you will find an amazing range of items, including clothing, homeware, bric-a-brac and entertainment.
Volunteer with us
Whether it's minutes or months, days or decades, every moment matters
We currently have over 400 volunteers supporting our work in shops, communities and in our hospice buildings. Our volunteers are at the heart of our charity work as a hospice and play a vital role in everything we do. Without their time and generosity, we would not be able to provide our services to patients and their families.
We're always looking to welcome new faces to our amazing team. If you have some time to spare and would like to make a difference in your local community, we would love to hear from you.
We value your feedback
We care about your experience and your feedback helps us to continually improve the services that we offer.
Whether you have a compliment, suggestion, or concern, we want to hear from you.
Click below to share your feedback or make a complaint.
Our blog
Heard about our Digital Drop-In?
Youngsters complete hospice volunteer programme
Patient shares hospice experience
Fire Walkers raise more than £20,000 for St Wilfrid’s
Heard about our Digital Drop-In?
Youngsters complete hospice volunteer programme
Patient shares hospice experience
