Our care St Wilfrid’s Hospice is an independent, local charity that has been supporting those in our community who are living with a terminal illness, for over 30 years.
Major Mick's 'Tintanic' 100-mile Challenge Major Mick’s ‘Tintanic’ 100-mile challenge got underway, as the 80-year-old ex-army major began rowing the first few miles up and down the Chichester… Read full story >
About us Our catchment area runs between Emsworth to the west, Arundel to the east and south of the downs to the coast.
St Wilfrid's a breath of fresh air - Trevor and Amanda Kills story Breathlessness – it can be like running a marathon breathing through a straw whilst your mouth is completely covered. Thanks to the support of St Wil… Read full story >
Support us Whether it’s coming to an event, remembering us in your Will, playing our lottery or simply donating, there are many, many ways you can help us.
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Volunteering We recruit, train and support our team of volunteers who help at the Hospice, in our charity shops and within local community fundraising groups.
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Volunteering We recruit, train and support our team of volunteers who help at the Hospice, in our charity shops and within local community fundraising groups. Find out more >
‘Mission complete’ for Major Mick’s 100-mile Tintanic Challenge Major Mick has rowed to the end of his ‘Tintanic’ 100-mile rowing challenge on Friday 18 December, raising an ‘oar’some £33,300 for St Wilfrid’s Hospi… Find out more >
Cathy in Communications To me, volunteering means ‘giving something back’ – I am very fortunate in having a happy life and I believe it is important to be thankful for this in a practical way. Read full post > Published on: 30 May 2017
