In 2007, Claire Hadfield's father was cared for in the hospice in Mill Gap Road. She has kindly shared her memories of this time with us. Read more
Over 675 walkers strolled along Eastbourne Seafront on Saturday 10th July for the seventh annual Starlight Stroll in remembrance of their loved ones. Read more
In September 2019, St Wilfrid's Hospice became the home to the very first Women’s Institute held at a hospice. We recently spoke to Deborah Becker, WI President, to find out more about the group and how the past year has been for them. Read more
We recently spoke to Derek Andrews from Eastbourne Rainbow to find out more about the group and why representation of older LGBTQ+ people throughout Eastbourne and the surrounding areas is so important. Read more
In celebration of St Wilfrid’s 40th Anniversary, local digital marketing agency Youbiquity have very kindly chosen the hospice as their Charity of the Year and have have exciting plans for their fundraising. Read more
Local flooring company, Walker on Flooring are now supporting St Wilfrid's Hospice. We met them in their new showroom to talk about what the hospice means to them. Read more
Host Volunteer, Clem Jackson, shares his experience of the past year. Read more
We recently spoke to Nurses Oliver and Jessica, and Healthcare Assistants Amye and Elliesha to learn about what a typical day of care looks like for patients on our Inpatient Unit. Read more
On Sunday 23rd May 10-year-old Harvey Pegram shaved his head to raise money for St Wilfrid’s Hospice in memory of his great nan, Ivy. Read more
In September 2021, Martin Watts will be taking on the Marathon des Sables Half in Fuerteventura in memory of his father, Alan. Read more
In March, Roger Phillips, a member of the Royal Connaught Masonic Lodge in Eastbourne, shaved off his beard in memory of his best friend and former lodge member Derek, who died under our care in 2020. Read more
Since the death of her parents, Seaford Community Shop volunteer, Christine Bartholomew-Jones, has always had a strong connection with St Wilfrid’s, and she recently made a very generous donation. Read more