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We help people in north east Essex face incurable illness and bereavement, supporting them, their families, friends and carers.

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3rd October 2022

Read our latest magazine!

Bereavement Challenge Christmas Community Services Fundraising Hospice Updates My Care Choices Retail Safe Harbour Tendring Virtual Ward Volunteering
Our magazine has landed and is here to fill you in on all of the most recent news and stories from St Helena Hospice.

You can read it online  in e-book form by clicking the link below.
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Or, if you would prefer to read a printed copy, please let us know by emailing news@sthelena.org.uk and we will post one out to you.

In this issue you will find news and stories from around the Hospice, including: At home with you in Tendring | Bereavement support for children | Virtual Ward grows


 

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St Helena Hospice opens new charity shop in Walton-on-the-Naze

St Helena welcomed the first customers to its newest charity shop in Walton-on-the-Naze when the doors opened on 2nd April.

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Easter appeal for Hospice in tribute to young patient

An urgent appeal has been launched to raise funds for St Helena Hospice over the Easter weekend, in tribute to a young patient who died this week.

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Approaching conversations about dying, death and bereavement

We are encouraging people to have conversations about death and dying. These subjects are often not spoken about until we’re suddenly faced with them, and it can feel uncomfortable, or even scary, to talk about them. This blog will help you in broaching these conversations.

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Superhero Run 2023 - top tips to help you prepare for your fun run

If you’re not a seasoned runner there is certainly no need to worry! Anybody of any age or fitness level is welcome and encouraged to take part in our Superhero Run. It’s a great family activity and also a motivational way to set a new fitness goal or challenge for yourself! We have come up with a list of things which might be helpful to consider when preparing for your fun run.

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I would bubble up without counselling

After her dad died earlier this year, 12 year old Grace and her younger sister Rose continued counselling with St Helena so they could talk about how they feel.

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Hospice supporters take on fiery fundraiser

75 fearless St Helena Hospice supporters ticked an item off their bucket list by bravely completing a Firewalk to support the charity.

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Light up a life this Christmas

St Helena Hospice is asking people to support its Light up a Life appeal this Christmas to help the patients they care for, and the families they support, to make lasting memories.

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Hospice thanks volunteers for dedication and support

St Helena Hospice said a special thank you to 164 people who this year achieved a volunteering milestone with the charity.

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