Sponsor A Nurse

We want to help each and every one of our patients, and their loved ones, to make the most of every day. 

From as little as £5 a month you can help us continue caring for terminally-ill local people and provide support to their families when they need it most.

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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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Sponsor A Nurse

Making the most of everyday

We want to help each and every one of our patients, and their loved ones, to make the most of every day.

But we can’t do any of this without the generosity of people like you! By sponsoring a nurse you will be helping us to make a difference.

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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.

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Wall of fame

£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!

£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. 

£96 Joleen

Joleen raised money by selling her amazing hand made wands in her local village. I hope no mischief was managed!

£503 Vikki Strachan & Friends

Vikki and friends cycled all the way from Chichester to Hayling Island in August 2016, in memory of her Husband, Guy. All together they raised an impressive £503.14 for St Wilfrid’s.

£10k Jamie Alderton

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!

£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.

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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