Help the Hospices is the national charity in the UK for the hospice movement, offering advocacy, support, information, awards, advice and training to ... - read more

Welcome to St Christopher's Hospice - expert palliative care for the dying - read more

When a parent is told their child will not live to be an adult it is the start of an agonising journey. A childhood terminal illness challenges every belief, emotion and dream a parent may have for their special son or daughter. Hope House Children’s Hospices – Hope House in Oswestry and Ty Gobaith in Conwy – provide practical and emotional support to families facing the pain of losing their precious child. - read more

Willen Hospice is a charity which provides specialist palliative care and support for families. "Our vision is to be the lasting and thriving provider of free care to all people affected by life limiting illness in our community" - read more

Help the Hospices has an international programme that supports the development of hospice and palliative care worldwide, particularly in developing countries. We believe that everyone living with a life-limiting illness has the right to quality, affordable care. - read more

CHAS is the Scottish charity committed to the provision of children's hospice services in Scotland, working exclusively with children with life-limiting conditions and their families. - read more

Havens Hospices incorporates Fair Havens Hospice and Little Havens Children’s Hospice. Fair Havens is the adult hospice based in Westcliff on Sea, Essex caring for those suffering from cancer and other life-threatening illnesses within the Southend, Rochford and Castle Point area. Little Havens is the Children’s Hospice in Essex offering regular respite and end of life care to children and their families who are affected by life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses. Little Havens supports children from all over Essex and Inner and Outer London - read more

St Ann’s Hospice cares and helps around 3,000 patients (over the age of 16) and their families and carers every year who are affected by cancer and non-cancer life limiting illnesses. We deliver care that is special and unique to each individual person. Around 40% of inpatients at St Ann’s Hospice return home after treatment. - read more

The Hospice of St. Francis provides care for patients with serious or terminal illness. Many of our patients have cancer but we also look after patients with heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease and neurological disease. - read more

Dorothy House gives free high-quality care and support to people with life-threatening illness. We are the local hospice charity for Bath, North and West Wiltshire and parts of Somerset. - read more

Compton Hall was officially opened as a Hospice, by the Duchess of Kent on November 9th 1982. Compton Hospice is dedicated to promoting and maintaining quality care for terminally ill persons and their families, and to making hospices an integral part of the British health care system. - read more

St Margaret's Hospice is your local charity committed to providing specialist palliative care, advice, support and respite to patients and their families living in Somerset and parts of neighbouring counties. Our care is available for those who have a terminal or life-limiting illness, for example cancer, motor neurone disease and chronic lung disease. In 2010 St. Margaret's celebrated 30 Years of Caring for the people of Somerset. - read more

Prospect Hospice near Swindon, Wiltshire provides specialist care and support for people living with a life-threatening illness. - read more

We aim to provide high quality specialist Palliative Care that is tailored as far as possible to the individual needs of the people who are our patients. Such care seeks to be holistic in nature, acknowledging that patients facing a life limiting illness have not only physical symptoms but also emotional, spiritual and social needs. We will do all we can to involve patients in decisions about their care, to maintain privacy and dignity in providing that care, and to respect patients individual rights and religious and cultural beliefs. - read more

St Luke’s is where people from all over Mid and South Cheshire can find a safe refuge during a difficult journey. We’re a small hospice with a big heart, offering high levels of specialist care within a gently supportive environment. We believe in caring for patients personally, whilst offering families and carers the help they need to fulfil their roles, or to come to terms with their loss. - read more

Patients in our care can expect to be valued and given time, to be accorded respect, privacy and dignity, to be responded to with empathy, especially when in distress, to be listened to and for communication to be sensitive and honest and, finally, to be shown understanding of individual beliefs, lifestyle and culture. Patients and families are never charged for the care they receive from the hospice. - read more

Birmingham St Mary's Hospice provides care for around 1000 patients a year without charge and relies on public donations to help meet £6.3 million running costs. - read more

North London Hospice views spiritual care as a significant part of the service we offer to both patients and families. We are proud of our identity as the UK's first purpose built, multi-faith hospice. - read more

Naomi House children's hospice provides respite care, terminal care and bereavement support for children and families from across the south of England. We provide care and support through good days, difficult days and last days to children, young people and their families. - read more

Children’s Hospices UK is the national charity that gives voice and support to all children’s hospice services. Our vision is for every child who is not expected to reach adulthood - and their family - to have awareness of, and access to, the highest standards of care and support in the location of their choosing. - read more