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£75 could provide compassionate care and support to five patients in their last days of life through our Virtual Ward

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£50 could provide the care and support a family in crisis needs with a home visit from a SinglePoint nurse

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Your donations are making sure more local people have dignity and choice at the end of life. Thank you.

4,892 local people facing dying, death and bereavement supported last year

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20% of our funding comes from the NHS, the remaining 80% comes from our amazing, generous supporters like you

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background-image Ricky & Anne Aldons

"We feel as though we've got an arm around our shoulders. Although we knew about the Hospice, we didn't know about what they did in the home; the intricacies of the actual way it works, all the good things that come. I don't feel as worried about the end, which will eventually come for both of us. I don't feel so worried about it now because I know there's this organisation that puts their arms around your shoulders."

- Ricky & Anne Aldons

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