Christmas Tree Recycling

The simplest, greenest and most charitable way to recycle your Christmas tree this year is to get involved in St Wilfrid’s Christmas Tree Recycling Scheme!


Let our wonderful team of St Wilfrid’s volunteers collect your tree and recycle it for you from 6th January 2021 in return for a donation to the Hospice.

 

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Breathe Well, Live Well

Available now - full podcast series to help you cope better with breathlessness and anxiety. Video series begins 15th January.

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Lockdown Shops Closures

4.1.21 - In line with lockdown all our shops have now closed until further notice and we cannot accept donated goods. We will however continue to trade online with eBay.

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‘Mission Complete for Major Mick’s 100-mile Tintanic Challenge’

Major Mick rowed to the end of his ‘Tintanic’ 100-mile rowing challenge on Friday 18 December, raising an ‘oar’some £34,200 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice so far!

Soon you too could captain the Tintanic, as she goes under the hammer in an EBay auction. See all the photos and read his story here…

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Our care

Supporting patients living with a terminal illness, and their family and friends, both in the community and at our Hospice in Chichester.

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Visiting the Hospice

The latest guidance on visiting patients is available now 

1/4/2021

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Breathe Well, Live Well - Video series begins!

Ever find yourself suffering from shortness of breath? Or struggling to complete household tasks without gasping for air?

Many people with long term health conditions or in long-term Covid recovery experience difficulty in breathing, and one of the most common symptoms is breathlessness.

Happily with St Wilfrid’s Hospice there is a dedicated team who have the expertise to help people manage their symptoms.

In this series of videos and podcasts we will demonstrate a range of techniques you can do safely at home while we talk about what it means to breathe well.

The first three episodes are live now with a new episode to follow each week in the full 9 episode series. 

Current campaign

Breathe Well, Live Well

Watch and listen to expert advice on coping better with breathlessness and anxiety. 

Ever find yourself suffering from shortness of breath? Or struggling to complete household tasks without gasping for air? Many people with long term health conditions experience difficulty in breathing, and one of the most common symptoms we see is breathlessness. In this series of videos and podcasts we will demonstrate a range of techniques you can do safely at home while we talk about what it means to breathe well.

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Where does the money go?

Quite simply, your donation allows us to do what we do – whether that's helping to keep our buildings running or providing spiritual service to support. £216.32 for one day’s running costs for our Spiritual services.

Where does the money go?

Wall of fame

£3.6k Jamie Hopkins

In 2016, Jamie took part in the '52 week challenge'. He did one challenge a week for the whole of 2016 to raise money for St Wilfrid’s – He even went as far as getting a tattoo to mark his achievement. Thank you Jamie!

£10k The Coal Exchange

A HUGE thank you to The Coal Exchange pub in Emsworth. Since 2010 they have raised over £10,000 for us by holding their ‘coalie fest’ music festivals.

£3100 Georgina and James

A huge thank you to Georgina and James who ran 300 miles each in November 2017 in memory of their Grandma. Congratulations to both!

£3.4k Michael Evans

Michael ran the Manchester half marathon back in October 2016 in memory of his mum, Susan. Michael raised an amazing £3418.48! Michael passes on his thanks to all of the carers at St Wilfrid’s and has said “it's nice to have something positive to come out of such a sad moment in my life”.

£3.5k Diane Dalton

In July 2016, supporter Diane Dalton faced her fears and raised an amazing £3,538.73 by taking part in a wing walk.

£7,972 Ken Snape

Patient, Ken Snape, was so impressed with the care he received that he wanted to donate some money to buy equipment for the Inpatient Ward. Ken very generously funded a bed, a pressure relieving mattress and a syringe pump. Thanks Ken!

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