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Read stories DonateWe help people in north east Essex face incurable illness and bereavement, supporting them, their families, friends and carers.
Find out moreSt Helena offers support at the Hospice in Colchester and in patients own homes via our Hospice in the Home, SinglePoint and Virtual Ward services.
Find out moreSt Helena helps adults, children & young people who have been bereaved. Our grief counselling is available for anyone, not just those with a hospice connection.
Find out moreA third of our funding comes from the NHS, the remaining two thirds is raised from the generosity and support of people like you.
Find out moreA small gift from you can make a big difference to local people facing dying, death and bereavement.
Find out moreFundraise your way as an individual, as a group, at school or at work and raise vital funds to help ensure more local people have dignity and choice at the end of life.
Find out moreFind out more about how your business can support St Helena Hospice through corporate partnership, support and fundraising.
Find out moreAt the event held at the Jobserve Community Stadium in Colchester, on 10th October, St Helena Hospice’s chief executive, Mark Jarman-Howe, thanked all those receiving a milestone award and recognised all 830 people who volunteer their time, skills and enthusiasm to a wide variety of roles supporting the work of the charity.
This year, local businesses who have given their time and money to support St Helena were also in attendance, being presented with thank you certificates for their contribution to the work of St helena over the years and in recognition of raising significant funds for the local charity.
Those at the Thank You Day enjoyed tea and cakes, music from Laura Wyatt and heard from St Helena colleagues about the difference they are making to local people facing incurable illness and bereavement. Daisy, 27, who is now being cared for by St Helena at home after a stay at the Hospice, also sent a video of gratitude for the difference volunteers and corporate suppoters make to people like her who rely on hospice care.
A big thank you also to our Thank You Day sponsors, Weeks Group.
St Helena welcomed the first customers to its newest charity shop in Walton-on-the-Naze when the doors opened on 2nd April.
View moreTiptree Patisserie is donating £5 from from the sale of each afternoon tea box sold on their website
View moreAn 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.
View moreSt Helena has added its name to a charter aimed at helping employees who become terminally ill at work.
View moreInnovative and award-winning art and craft classes, clubs, parties and events, for children and adults, have been launched by local charity, St Helena Hospice with their own Creation Station franchise.
View morePeople purchasing a real Christmas tree this year can plan ahead and tick disposing of it after the festivities off their list - and support St Helena Hospice at the same time.
View moreSt Helena and Radfield in support of St Helena staff working in different roles throughout the organisation
View moreSt Helena would like to thank everyone who supported our internal teams taking part in the Birkett Long £50 Challenge
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