Well done to all our superstar walkers!

To the hundreds of you stepping up to support your local Hospice to continue providing expert care to those living with a terminal illness in the local community, thank you. We'll be adding more pictures and video from the event over the next few days, spot your picture here...

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Make A Will Fortnight

A will is vital to ensure that your money and possessions are distributed according to your wishes. Several local firms have kindly agreed to take part by writing, or amending, standard Wills free of charge. Instead of charging you a fee they will ask you to consider making a donation to the Hospice.

All solicitors are donating their time and expertise and we are enormously grateful for their support. 

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Latest donation times

For the latest opening times and donation times follow the link below.

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Visiting the Hospice

The latest guidance on visiting patients is available now 

 

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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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Why is a Will so important?

You've made a life you love, now make a Will to show you care. 

Ursula Watt, St Wilfrid's Hospice Trustee and solicitor with George Ide LLP shares why Make a Will Fortnight is the perfect opportunity for you to ensure you provide for and protect what matters to you most before your die.

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.

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Wall of fame

£575 Karen Swash

A big thank you to Karen Swash who ran the 'Ridgeway Revenge 10k' in memory of her mum, who was cared for by St Wilfrid's in 2005. 

£6.5k Do not use!£6.5k - 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.

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£6.5k - 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.

£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!

£1.1k The Sad Old Rockers

St Wilfrid's staff member Laurence and his band, the 'Sad Old Rockers' held a rocking charity gig in aid of the Hospice and raised over £1,000. Thank you SADs! 

£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.

£33 Maddison & Demi

A huge THANKS to Maddison and Demi who baked cakes and sold them their local cricket club.

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