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Stories about enabling people to live well at end of life, including fundraising journeys and more.

Camino Trekker shares reasons behind sign up
Fraser tells us why he feels lucky his Mum spent her final days at St Wilfrid’s and is fundraising in her memory.
Hospice team’s invite to Buckingham Palace Garden Party
It was an exciting day for six St Wilfrid's staff and volunteers who represented the hospice at a Buckingham Palace Garden Party.
Healthcare volunteering opportunity opens for young people
Young people considering a career in healthcare are invited to apply for a unique volunteering opportunity at St Wilfrid's.
Fundraiser shares story behind Rainbow Run sign up
A supporter who has signed up for Rainbow Run for the fourth time has shared the motivation behind her continued involvement.
Family reflects on Mum’s hospice care
The Byers family tell us why they have a deep-rooted connection to St Wilfrid's.
Fundraising volunteer shares story
Not only is Louise one of our dedicated volunteers, she’s also one of our top fundraisers, raising more than £21,000 over the last five years.
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Dying Matters Awareness Week: Grief and mourning
The 4th to 10th May marks Dying Matters Awareness Week, a time dedicated to opening up the conversation around death, dying, and bereavement.
Hospice supporters raise record-breaking amount at TCS London Marathon
Thirteen runners who completed the TCS London Marathon for St Wilfrid’s have collected more than £32,000.
Young Clinical Volunteer shares experience
Seventeen-year-old Connor was part of our last cohort of Young Clinical Volunteers and hopes to be a doctor.
Spider-Woman raises more than £1,200 for St Wilfrid’s
A supporter has raised more than £1,200 after running Eastbourne Half Marathon dressed as Spider-Woman.
Future medics take first steps towards healthcare career
Aspiring young healthcare professionals have celebrated completing six months of volunteering at St Wilfrid’s.
Anusha’s plea for the community to support St Wilfrid’s
This spring Anusha - whose mum was cared for by St Wilfrid’s - is sharing her story and asking the local community to help fund a nurse for a year.
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