Our services
We provide care and support to people with life-limiting illnesses who need help with specific symptoms or challenges. This can be at any stage of illness, not just at the very end of life.
If you are accepted as a patient of the hospice we will contact you to talk about your goals and the services we can offer to help you achieve them.
All of our care and support is tailored to you, and we may help you in a range of ways. You can find more Information about our services by clicking the links below.
Staying on the Inpatient Unit (IPU)
The Inpatient Unit has short-stay, en suite rooms. During your stay, we will focus on the issues that matter to you.
Supporting you at home
Most of our support is provided to people living in their own homes and in care or nursing homes.
24/7 Hospice Line
Day or night, you can call us for advice, support or reassurance.
Hospice Line is for patients, families and healthcare professionals
Living Well
Living Well provides a range of support to empower you to manage the challenges of living with serious life-limiting illness
Therapies
Our Occupational Therapists, Complementary Therapists, Physiotherapists and Rehabilitation Assistants offer palliative rehabilitation services on our Inpatient Unit and in people’s homes.
Emotional, social and spirtual support
When somebody is seriously ill, family and friends are affected, too. We are able to offer emotional and practical support
Family and carers
If you’re a carer, you aren’t alone. Our team of specialists is here to help you and provide support
Meet the Team
Our teams wear different colours to help identify them. Find out what they all are.
Bereavement support
When someone dies who is important to us, it can leave an empty space in our lives and it is natural to experience strong or mixed feelings. We're here to support you at this time
Seahorse Project
Bereavement affects children and young people too. Find out how we can support you and them at this time
Urgent help
If you are in immediate danger or severely unwell, please call 999 or 112
Accessing our services
Our care services are set up with patients, families and carers in mind. You come first and so does your care.
Did you know, we are a charity?
It costs almost £22,000 a day to provide our specialist services for our local community.
We provide support for patients and families with no charge to them, and get only a small amount of funding from the NHS, meaning that over 70% of our funding comes from donations, fundraising, gifts in wills and our shops.
