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This is Hospice Care
Hospice care is part of our community every day, helping people live well and supporting families through the hardest times.
But it depends on people like you. Gifts in Wills help make sure this care is here for everyone who needs it.
Leave a gift in your Will. Help hospice care live on for all, for now, forever.
Information and support to help you access the care you need.
Guidance on referrals, education and working with our teams.
Support and information for those caring for a loved one.
“It’s like a support group. I come out feeling great. I’ve made so many new friends, it’s my therapy.”
Bev - Writtle Shop Volunteer
Supporting people where they need us most - at home, in the community and at our hospice.
Are you a walker, runner, trekker, cyclist, sailor, or just a thrill seeker?
Browse a wonderful mix of pop-up stalls
Why not risk a hair-raising hike around some of the City’s scary streets and historic haunts whilst fundraising for Farleigh Hospice.
Farleigh Hospice calls for urgent action to strengthen palliative and end-of-life care
Samuel Brewster, shop volunteer, tells us about his working day.
Huge congratulations to John Parry, better known to thousands on Tik Tok and Instagram as ‘Welsh Grandad’, who has walked the entire width of Britain, raising over £72,000 for charity.
This is Hospice Care is a national campaign led by Hospice UK, bringing together hospices across the UK to raise awareness of the vital role hospice care plays in communities and the importance of protecting it for the future. It highlights the breadth of hospice care and the essential role of community support, including Gifts in Wills, in ensuring these services continue for generations to come.
Joyce Evans, 67, lives in Broomfield with her husband, Paul. She has been surprised by the wide range of wellbeing support available through Farleigh Hospice, which is helping her to live her best life after being diagnosed with cancer. Joyce is encouraging other people with life-limiting conditions to contact Farleigh.
Cliff Bailey, aged 83 from Bocking, is leaving a gift to Farleigh Hospice in his Will after we cared for his wife, Susan. He explains the difference that our care made in the last month of her life.