Patient story
A journey of love and survival
When Kath Tanswell was devastatingly only given a matter of days to live, h…
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Patient story
Pat and Mandy's Story
Pat made his very own half size Shepherds Hut for his grandchildren to play…
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Staff story
Data Care
Our ‘Data Care’ programme reviews all the records that we hold to ensure we…
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Volunteer story
Sandra Sedgwick's story
Sandra is a volunteer with a unique understanding of the hospice having bee…
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Current campaign
Light up a Life
Remembering this Christmas
"Mum was the anchor of our family. Dad was the planner and protector. They both died at St Wilfrid’s 16 weeks apart.”
Read more about Nikki Barrett’s family story in our Light Up A Life campaign.
Where does the money go?
Coping with the illness or death of a loved one can be incredibly difficult. Our Family Services Team support bereaved families, including children, through the grieving process, helping them to cope and adjust to the loss and changes taking place. £364.76 for one week’s care from our Family Services Team.
Wall of fame
£3.5k
In July 2016, supporter Diane Dalton faced her fears and raised an amazing £3,538.73 by taking part in a wing walk.
£510
Merrick did a sponsored head shave in August 2016 in memory of his dear friend Paul Macdonald, who received care from St Wilfrid’s back in September 2015. Overall he raised a fantastic £510 – Thank you Merrick!
£10k
In November 2016, Grenade Fit gym owner Jamie Alderton raised over £10,000 for St Wilfrid’s by completing a 24hr one man sled push at his gym in Chichester. What an amazing feat of endurance and commitment!
£7k
In Feb 2017, local GP Bernadette Marnell had all of her hair shaved off by Gogglebox Star, Stephen Webb! She has raised over £7000 for St Wilfrid's - Thank you Bernadette!
£475
A big thank you to Josh, Lewis, Jamie, Lewis B, Will and Izaak from Chichester Rugby Club in conjunction with the Chichester Lions Club for raising £475 through their 99 length swimathon!
£3100
A huge thank you to Georgina and James who ran 300 miles each in November 2017 in memory of their Grandma. Congratulations to both!
News
Press release
Santa in the Park
29 October 2018
Join Santa in St Wilfrid’s Guinness World Records Record Att…
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St Wilfrid’s champions care in the community for Hospice Care Week 2018
4 October 2018
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Upcoming events
Hospice Events
Santa in the Park
16 December 2018
Join us in our record breaking attempt of the world's bigges…
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Challenge Events
Brighton Marathon 2019
14 April 2019
This seaside marathon starts in Preston Park, follows a rout…
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St Wilfrid’s New Hospice Appeal
St Wilfrid’s has served its local community for over 30 years. However, to continue providing our specialist care we urgently need to build a new purpose-built Hospice, a dream-building which will enable us to support our local community for the next 30 years and beyond.
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