Contrast

Text Size

a a
X

10th June 2022

Clacton and Harwich Compassionate Communities newsletters

St Helena Hospice is supporting a Compassionate Community approach to end of life care in north east East Essex, where local people, groups, organisations and service users are coming together with a shared vision to improve care and support for others at times of health crisis and personal loss.

Compassionate Clacton and Compassionate Harwich networks are beginning to establish and you can read more about how these towns are becoming compassionate and how you can get involved by reading the below newsletters. 

Read the Compassionate Clacton Newsletter - May 2022
Read the Compassionate Harwich Newsletter - May 2022

Contact Greg Cooper for more information on 01206 646275 or email compassionatecommunities@sthelena.org.uk.
 

Related news and stories

 

Hospice announces new leadership

In a step away from traditional structure, the charity is consolidating its leadership with the appointment of two co-Chief Executives.

View more

Something so vital for people

"To think I’m never going to be able to touch or stroke a horse again, and then for one to come in, was life changing."

View more

The gift of creation

Taking a look at the free Creation Station Creative Fun Session for people within our local community who are facing incurable illness, have a loved one who is facing end of life, or who have experienced bereavement.

View more

St Helena Hospice to lead the future of Colchester’s oldest standing building

Colchester’s Holy Trinity Church is set to enter a new chapter as a vibrant Community Hub, with St Helena Hospice taking the lead in its redevelopment.

View more

Statement on assisted dying

St Helena's statement on assisted dying from the board of trustees

View more

Hospices unite under education partnership

St Helena and St Elizabeth Hospice have partnered with St Nicholas Hospice Care as part of their joint Hospice Education initiative.

View more

Our response to the assisted dying vote

Dr Karen Chumbley, Chief Clinical Officer and lead for end of life care for Suffolk and north east Essex responds to the Assisted Dying Bill.

View more

Hospice urges community to write to MPs over extra cost pressures

St Helena Hospice is urging people to write to their local MP to highlight the extra cost pressures on hospices announced in this month’s Budget, fearing a black hole of more than £385,000 in the charity’s finances.

View more
 
 
Go to basket

Go to basket

0
Spinner