Challenge yourself in 2019

Want to get your adrenaline pumping, conquer a fear or get fit for a great cause? Then St Wilfrid’s Hospice has a series of challenge events for you in 2019.

Life long memories funding life changing care in the community. 

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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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Get a head start for a career in care

Aged between 16 - 19 and interested in a career in health or social care?

Would you like a chance to find out what it’s really like by spending time with care professionals and a group of people your age?

Register your interest in our FREE summer school today!

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Current campaign

New Year, New Challenge

Challenge yourself in 2019

This year there are more exciting ways to actively support your local Hospice than ever. Choose from cycling, running, walking or adrenaline events and create life long memories whilst supporting life changing care in the local community.

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Where does the money go?

Our purpose is to provide high quality specialist palliative and end of life care in our community, it costs us £27.78 for one hour’s care by a St Wilfrid’s Nurse Specialist.

Where does the money go?

Wall of fame

£1.7k Team Arena

A massive thank you to Team Arena from the Arena Sports Centre in Bognor Regis, for raising this fantastic amount through their charity skydive.

£6.5k In Memory of Alice Moore.

A massive thank you to Chris and Jane Moore, John Miller, Rachel Darlow, Hoylake Golf Club, and the many friends and family, who through their online pages and golf day, raised this amazing amount in memory of their dear daughter, fiancée and friend Alice Moore.

£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”.

£500 Ormiston Six Villages Academy

Students, their families and staff at the Ormiston Six Villages Academy raised £500 by running a ‘Wear it Blue’ non-uniform day. This was an idea put forward by pupil, Katie Roff whose family was helped through a difficult time at St Wilfrid’s.

£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!

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Upcoming events

Dreambuilding

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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Dreambuilding