The power to do something enduring for your community

As many as half of us don't have a Will to insure our wishes are carried out and our loved ones are provided for in the event of our death. Take part in St Wilfrid’s Hospice Make A Will Fortnight scheme and have your Will written or amended by a local solicitor firm without charge.

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Hundreds step up for Moonlight Walk Week 2020!

Over 600 people stepped up for their local Hospice, Walking 10,000 or 20,000 steps at their own pace in their own chosen place. 

Superstar walkers have until 1st December to get fundraising back in order to be in with a chance of wiining one of several prizes!

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Shops Re-opened!

We are pleased to announce all our shops are now open!

Thank you to all the staff and volunteers who have helped adapt our operations to help make the public safe to shop.  

Click the link for further details on changes to opening and donation drop-off times...

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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 

7/9/2020

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Hundreds step up for Moonlight Walk 2020

Over 600 supporters have stepped up to support their local Hospice with 10,000 or 20,000 steps, taken at their own pace in their own chosen place.

Walkers have collectively blazed a trail 4550 miles long from Emsworth to Arundel, Midhurst to Selsey, in Chichester, Bognor, the five villages and many more places besides. 

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Current campaign

Make A Will Fortnight

The power to do something enduring for your community

As many as half of us don't have a Will to insure our wishes are carried out and our loved ones are provided for in the event of our death. Take part in St Wilfrid’s Hospice Make A Will Fortnight scheme and have your Will written or amended by a local solicitor firm without charge.

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Where does the money go?

When patients and their loved ones first come to the Hospice they are often surprised at the home-from-home feeling they get. £3,057 One week’s care for one inpatient.

Where does the money go?

Wall of fame

£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!

£510 Merrick Hamilton

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!

£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!

£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.

£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. 

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Dreambuilding

St Wilfrid’s New Hospice now a reality

DREAMBUILDING